ILUS - Senior Controls Engineer I

Department Summary The Controls Team focuses on the design and modeling of a diverse range of dynamic mechatronic systems. This includes the integration and programming of the devices that will control the equipment and interface with material delivery and sortation systems throughout the plant. The team works with the electrical design and overall project teams to document systems, coordinate electrical standardization, and ensure consistency between projects. Designs and drafts control systems for material handling solutions using AutoCAD Electrical as needed. Drawing sets include device layout drawings, control schematics, panel layouts, and network and installation details. Job Summary Designs control systems for industrial material handling solutions, including concepting new ideas, developing specifications and requirements, implementing proof of concepts and prototypes, performing high level and detailed designing, and leading the transition to manufacturing. Leads large projects or multiple smaller projects and provides direction and training to less‑senior associates. Responsibilities Lead in the concepting and design of products that add value and are a solution to customers and market needs Lead and collaborate with others on the development team to develop products Ensure products developed fit with current and future manufacturing operations Ensure products developed meet competitive and market demands for performance and cost Specify and develop a sequence of operations of automated equipment Prepare schematics and specifications for control panel fabrication Develop Programmable Logical Control (PLC) programs Maintain product development schedules and cost estimates Follow established engineering standards and best practices including software revision control Perform prototype development and testing Perform on‑site beta testing to ensure safety, reliability, and other performance metrics are met Investigate product issues in the field and determine root causeDomestic travel up to 40% in North America, mostly within the Continental United States Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related engineering field, or equivalent experience Minimum of 6 years of related experience Experience with industrial HMI and SCADA systems, Allen‑Bradley controls/controllers and Schneider PLCs In‑depth knowledge of industrial automation systems, including HMI and SCADA systems, Allen‑Bradley controls/controllers, and Schneider PLCs Proficient with AutoCAD and AutoCAD Electrical or other related electrical CAD systems such as EPlan Ability to lead a team and accomplish project goals effectively Ability to multi‑task while maintaining attention to detail and deadlines Excellent verbal and written communication skills Team‑oriented and collaborative Creative‑thinking and problem‑solving skills Ability to learn new technologies Self‑motivated Ability to work non‑traditional hours Must be able to read, speak and understand the English language Benefits Health, Vision, Dental, 401(k) with match

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