Automation Engineer

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cullerton groupSpring Hill (TN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$44 - 50/hour

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About the role

Controls Engineers | 10+ Long-Term GM Projects Across North America Cullerton Group is hiring 10+ Controls Engineers for long-term W-2 contract opportunities supporting a leading automotive systems integrator delivering automation projects for General Motors across North America. Current projects extend through 2028, with additional GM programs expected to begin next year Current Project Locations Spring Hill, TN (Current – Nov. 2027)Orion, MI (Current – Aug. 2027)Flint, MI (Current – Mar. 2027)Fairfax, KS (Sept. 2026 – Apr. 2027)Oshawa, ON (Feb. 2027 – 2028)Ramos Arizpe, MX (Mar. 2027 – Apr. 2028)Brampton, ON (Current)More GM projects expected in 2027.
Compensation & Benefits: $44 - 50/hour (USD)Overtime paid Double Time paid All travel and lodging fully covered$55/day per diem Long-term assignments with the opportunity to support multiple GM launches Visa sponsorship support available for qualified candidates Referral bonus available
Minimum Qualifications: GCCS or GCCH Certification (Required)Strong hands-on GM Body Shop / BIW / Welding Systems experience Previous experience supporting GM manufacturing facilities Allen-Bradley PLC troubleshooting (Studio 5000 / RSLogix 5000)Factory Talk and/or Siemens TIA Portal Launch, retrofit, commissioning, validation, or production support experience Closure line experience including doors, hoods, liftgates, decklids, or tailgates
Responsibilities: Troubleshoot and support Allen-Bradley PLC-based automation systems Commission and validate automation equipment Support vehicle launches, retrofits, and production operations Diagnose electrical and controls issues on the plant floor If this aligns with your background, I'd love to connect. Just reply with your updated resume, phone number, and a convenient time to chat. Know a qualified Controls Engineer? Referrals are welcome, and we offer a referral bonus for successful hires. Steven Lino Technical Sourcer at Cullerton Group

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