Controls Engineering Lead Job Description Template
Our company is looking for a Controls Engineering Lead to join our team.
Responsibilities:
- Help plan for and in the hiring of the team;
- Take algorithms from conception to implementation and deployment;
- Design and develop complex, highly scalable, and latency-optimized software in C++
- Participate in the day-to-day work of the controls team including the following;
- Work with existing code base to optimize reliability and performance;
- Invent, extend, design and develop control and estimation features;
- Interface with PICs, PMs, site leaders and practice area leaders;
- Select equipment for use in building systems and write reports;
- Develop and keep up to date BMS processes and standards;
- Attend project meetings while Interfacing with clients and contractors;
- Support business development activities and client relationship management;
- Lead the team’s efforts in extending the capability of the control system;
- Assist clients in vendor leveling/selection/procurement of “best of breed” solutions;
- Assisting in hiring activities while collaborating with leadership;
- Prepare drawings, specifications and perform system design calculations.
Requirements:
- Masters Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university with a minimum of 1 year of direct experience in an engineering position;
- or;
- Bachelor Degree of Science from an accredited college or university with a minimum of 3 years of direct experience in an engineering position;
- Excited to mentor and help entry-level control engineers grow;
- Experience with Wonderware and/or Rockwell products;
- Fluent in written and spoken;
- Ability to provide occasional off-hours support for key customers;
- English Valid driver’s license;
- Experience providing sales support;
- Programming and configuration such as HMI development, PLC programming and SQL database / reporting development;
- You want to continue to learn and grow also;
- 5 years of experience working for a systems integrator or manufacturing facility as a control engineer;
- Travel approximately 25% of the time;
- Experience with project execution.