About the role
About this role Glatt is seeking an experienced Controls/Automation Engineer to design, develop, and commission PLC and SCADA systems for industrial and regulated manufacturing environments.
Responsibilities:
Develop, test, and commission Allen-Bradley Control Logix PLC applications using RSLogix (development from the ground up, not modifications only).Implement advanced control functionality, including analog data handling, data exchange, batch sequencing (ISA-S88), and recipe management. Develop, test, and commission SCADA applications using iFIX or Wonderware, including scripting, security configuration, database interfacing, recipe configuration, and reporting. Read, interpret, and develop control system documentation, including P&IDs, control schematics, wiring diagrams, and pneumatic/hydraulic drawings. Create and maintain written technical documentation such as Functional Specifications, Sequences of Operation, and User Manuals. Specify, procure, and troubleshoot control system hardware and instrumentation, including field-mounted and panel-mounted devices. Collaborate with cross-functional teams and communicate effectively with internal stakeholders and customers.
Qualifications:
Recent, hands-on experience developing Allen-Bradley Control Logix PLC systems using RSLogix. Recent experience developing iFIX or Wonderware SCADA systems. Strong understanding of industrial automation and control system design. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Experience with pharmaceutical equipment and validation requirements is a strong plus. Experience developing and configuring SQL databases, SQL data transfer, and database reporting tools is a plus.
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