Controls Engineer

What We Need A Controls Engineer will develop, implement, and support control systems for Brady’s Milwaukee facilities. The position requires managing multiple projects simultaneously and collaborating with manufacturing engineers, process engineers, team members, and maintenance technicians. The role is ideal for a determined, self‑motivated, organized individual who enjoys hands‑on work with control systems, hardware, and software. What You’ll Be Doing Support and maintain continued expansion of controls and SCADA/MES systems. Develop, troubleshoot, maintain, and build operations networking structure with data redundancy. Identify, document, and perform duties required to install and maintain control systems including PLCs, drives, HMIs, and other controls‑related hardware. Create, update, and maintain locally supported production and maintenance related software. Assist maintenance technicians with related troubleshooting and maintain support contracts. Research suppliers, contractors, and companies used to repair, replace, and/or manufacture parts including submitting purchase orders. Interpret and maintain documents, prints, and schematics. Provide a flexible schedule during the normal workweek (Mon‑Fri) for unexpected repairs and variations in workload. Perform other duties as required. Responsibilities include, but are not necessarily limited to, the tasks listed on this job description. What You Will Need To Be Successful Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or equivalent experience (Software, Electrical, Controls, etc.). Minimum 2 years of electrical control systems & industrial automation related experience. Demonstrated experience with electrical control systems and control logic. Able to evaluate mechanical and control systems, understand how/why they work. Able to multitask and effectively handle multiple assignments through effective project prioritization and time management. Understanding of basic IT network infrastructures, topology, security, and functionality. Understanding of ladder logic and ability to program PLCs including Allen Bradley PLCs, PanelView HMIs, and related software. Understanding of A/C and D/C drives, process control, as well as programming and troubleshooting PLC‑controlled machines. Understanding of statistical process control fundamentals. Knowledgeable in functional safety design. Benefits Comprehensive insurance coverage starting on your first day of employment, including medical, dental, and vision. Generous 401(k) with company match. Paid time off and holidays. Opportunity to participate in incentive programs for all full‑time employees. Family planning benefits including paid parental leave, fertility coverage, adoption and surrogacy assistance. Education reimbursement opportunities. Scholarship program for children of Brady employees. A variety of Employee Resource Groups to provide you with unique networking, development, and volunteer opportunities. Employee Assistance Program and related wellness programs (mental and behavioral health, family counseling, financial management). Dress‑for‑your‑day dress code. Charitable contributions matched through Brady's Matching Gift program. #J-18808-Ljbffr Brady Corporation