Senior Controls Engineer

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cinco international groupDuluth (GA)

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Lead

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$125,000 per year

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About the role

Senior Controls Engineer opportunity, focused on PLC programming, controls software, robotic integration, commissioning, and system optimization. No Sponsorship 25K + in equity **A strong relocation package is available if needed. Role Highlights Own controls architecture and PLC development for complex robotic systems Develop PLC, HMI & safety-control programs, sequences, recovery logic, alarms, and handshakes Integrate robots, conveyors, vision, sensors, drives, safety systems & industrial networks Lead startup, debugging, commissioning, optimization, and production handoff Troubleshoot across controls, electrical, mechanical, networking, vision, and software Provide technical direction and develop reusable controls standards Ideal Background Senior-level controls/PLC engineering and robotic systems integration Independently lead controls for complex automation projects Strong commissioning and troubleshooting experience Broad experience with PLCs, robots, vision, networks, safety, sensors, drives & conveyors Compensation up to $140K base $25K in equity (may vary) Strong company-supported relocation package This is a true senior controls role for someone who wants to design, program, integrate, commission, and optimize robotic systems—not primarily maintain existing equipment. Pay$125,000.00 - $140,000.00 per year BenefitsRelocation assistance Application Question(s): Are you available for a phone call between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. EST? Have you read the job description and hold the qualifications along with the ideal background that is described? Do you have a Bachelor or Graduate level degree from a United States based institution? EducationBachelor's (Required) Work Location: In person

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