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Senior Controls Engineer

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barrywehmillerDallas (TX)

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About the role

Overview: In this role, you will be a technical leader shaping the direction of our largest projects and helping define standards and training for the firm. You will mentor engineers, guide complex control-system initiatives, and contribute to business development through client meetings and proposal work. Based in Houston, you will collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams to apply advanced programming, network design, and security practices to manufacturing environments. You will drive impact by translating deep technical knowledge into practical solutions that advance our clients’ goals. This is an opportunity to influence technical strategy while growing as a senior engineering leader within a top Responsibilities shape the technical direction on large projects develop standards and training for the firm mentor engineers and provide technical guidance lead in client meetings and proposal development for business growth Key requirements deep understanding of programming languages, control methodologies, network design, cyber security, or hardware design recognized as a technical expert with leadership influence ability to mentor and guide teams on complex projects experience contributing to client-facing discussions and proposals mentorship and leadership effective communication with clients collaboration across cross-functional teams programming languages control methodologies network design

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