Location: St. Joe, IN
Pay: $85–$110/hour, based on experience
Schedule: Full-time
We are looking for an experienced Control Systems Engineer to support the development and commissioning of new, highly automated manufacturing lines.
This is not a maintenance or production troubleshooting role.
You will work with a corporate automation engineering team to design, program, integrate, and commission new control systems from the ground up.
Write and develop PLC programs for new automated production equipment
Program Allen-Bradley ControlLogix using Studio 5000
Develop machine sequences, interlocks, alarms, AOIs, UDTs, and reusable controls code
Develop and integrate Ignition HMI/SCADA applications
Integrate PLCs with:
VFDs and motors
Servo/motion systems
Robotics
Vision systems
Safety systems
Instrumentation
OEM equipment
Develop PLC-to-SCADA and equipment-to-equipment communications
Review controls architecture, electrical designs, I/O, and industrial networks
Work directly with OEMs and system integrators
Participate in FAT and controls testing
Support equipment installation, startup, and commissioning
Debug and optimize programs during production startup
Help establish controls standards for future automated manufacturing lines
8+ years of controls or industrial automation experience preferred
Strong hands-on PLC programming experience
Advanced Allen-Bradley / Rockwell experience
Strong Studio 5000 / ControlLogix programming
Experience writing PLC programs from scratch
Experience with new machinery, equipment installations, or automated production lines
HMI/SCADA development experience
Experience taking projects from programming through field commissioning
Ability to independently own complex controls-development projects
Hands-on Inductive Automation Ignition development experience is highly preferred.
Relevant Ignition experience may include:
Perspective or Vision
Tags and UDTs
Alarming
Historian
OPC
SQL/database integration
Scripting
Gateway configuration
Reusable templates and standards
We are specifically interested in engineers who have developed systems in Ignition, not only used or supported an existing Ignition application.
PowerFlex
Kinetix
GuardLogix
Servo/motion control
Robotics integration
Machine vision
Industrial Ethernet/IP
High-speed manufacturing
Material handling
OEM machinery
Systems integration
Greenfield/new-line projects
This is a strong fit if your background is in:
Controls systems integration
Machine building
OEM automation
PLC software development
Corporate automation engineering
New equipment commissioning
You should be comfortable being given a new machine or production-line concept and taking the controls portion through:
Design → PLC Programming → HMI/SCADA → Integration → Testing → Startup → Commissioning
If most of your experience has been building and programming automation systems rather than simply maintaining existing equipment, we want to talk with you.
You should be proficient in: