Electrical Controls Engineer
$100 K-$125 K
ApplyElectrical Controls Engineer
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100 K-$125 K
About the role
- Commission new and upgraded machines - debug, test, and adjust until fully operational
- Design electrical schematics and component layouts in CAD; develop and commission PLC programs in ladder logic using Allen Bradley and Siemens platforms
- Program and configure HMI screens and variable frequency drives across production equipment
- Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair electrical issues on production machinery - hands-on, on the floor, in real time
- Manage DC-to-AC drive conversion projects - spec correct motor and drive sizes based on power and amp requirements
- Collaborate with mechanical engineers and operations teams; train floor staff on new and updated equipment
- Travel to different company locations to support various teams and divisions
- Hands-on 480V / 3-phase industrial electrical experience required
- Expert in PLC programming in ladder logic such as Allen Bradley (RS Logix) and Siemens with 10+ years experienceHMI programming experience
- Experience with variable frequency drives and electrical schematic design in CADNFPA 70E / Arc Flash familiarity preferred
- Lean / Continuous Improvement experience a plus; SolidWorks a plus
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
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