Controls Engineer

Posted 10 days ago

re automated systemsSan Antonio (TX)

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description We are seeking a Field Service Controls Engineer to become an integral part of our team! You will perform controls engineering duties in the Industrial Automation Field Including but not limited to: Automotive, Defense, Food Prep, Entertainment, Pharmaceutical and Aerospace.
Responsibilities:
  • Start up and debug of new systems - Siemens experience is preferred but not required
  • Problem solving existing systems
  • Production support
  • Factory Information Systems
  • Vehicle Scheduling Systems
  • Must be able to travel
Qualifications:
  • Previous experience in the controls field
  • Excellent personal and communication skills
  • Self starting work ethic
  • Ability to work well in teams
Strong problem solving and critical thinking skills Company Description R&E Automated Systems () is the industry leader in Automotive Controls, Robotics, Joining, and Plant Maintenance. In addition, Engineering Services, including Mechanical, Quality, Simulation, and Service Part Stamping, Assembly, and Coating.
Company Description: R&E Automated Systems () is the industry leader in Automotive Controls, Robotics, Joining, and Plant Maintenance. In addition, Engineering Services, including Mechanical, Quality, Simulation, and Service Part Stamping, Assembly, and Coating.

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