Controls Engineer / PLC Programmer
Controls Engineer / PLC Programmer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Develop and troubleshoot PLC, HMI, and SCADA applications* Integrate SCADA systems, RTUs, telemetry, databases, and communication networks* Configure industrial networks and support cybersecurity initiatives* Participate in FAT, startup, commissioning, and system validation* Review control narratives, P&IDs, electrical drawings, and I/O documentation* Provide technical documentation, training, and ongoing client support
- AS or BS degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering or equivalent work experience* 4-6+ years of controls engineering, automation, or systems integration experience* Hands-on PLC programming and HMI/SCADA development experience* Experience with startup, commissioning, and troubleshooting activities* Ability to read P&IDs, control schematics, and electrical documentation* Working knowledge of industrial networking and communication protocols* Strong client-facing communication skills* Must live in or relocate to the Phoenix metro area Preferred Experience but not all required:* Allen-Bradley/Rockwell, Siemens, Schneider, Omron, or GE PLC platforms* Factory Talk, Ignition, AVEVA/Wonderware, VTScada, iFIX, or similar SCADA systems* Water/wastewater, municipal infrastructure, mining, manufacturing, or industrial automation environments* Control system cybersecurity, UL 508A, and virtualization experience
- * Work on impactful infrastructure and industrial automation projects* Gain exposure to leading PLC, SCADA, networking, and cybersecurity technologies* Join a growing engineering team with strong career growth opportunities
- Job TypeDirect Hire
- Compensation85000 - $125000
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