Controls Developer
insight globalDallas (TX)
About the role
Industrial Controls Plc/Scadas DeveloperRequired Skills & Experience:5+ years of industrial PLC/SCADA programming experience in manufacturing environmentsProven experience with Siemens CFC (Classic Step 7/TIA Portal), Rockwell Automation/Allen Bradley, or WAGO PLCs (PLC hardware and software) Advanced proficiency with Siemens/Allen-Bradley automation platformsStrong knowledge of ladder logic, structured text, and function block programmingExperience in application of controls and instrumentation for process systems (process cooling water, hot water, air systems, exhaust, chem/gas distribution, etc.)Strong understanding of various types of instrumentation such as temperature, humidity, pressure, flow, level, RTD, transmitters, solenoids, modulating control valves, electronic control valves, and pneumatic control valvesExperience with SCADA software platforms (Wonderware OMI, FactoryTalk or equivalent) Familiarity with industrial networking protocols (Ethernet/IP, Profibus, Profinet, Modbus) Understanding of industrial control systems safety standards (ANSI/ISA 84, IEC 61508)
Nice to Have:
Skills &Experience: Working knowledge of semiconductor fab life safety systems (gas detection, EMO interlocks) is a strong advantageJob Description: Insight Global is looking for a Industrial Controls PLC/SCADA developer to support the automation and control systems development for a new semiconductor manufacturing facility. The contractor will work as part of the controls engineering team to design, develop, program, and test industrial control systems.
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