Senior Automation Engineer (PLC)

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longfinch technologiesParkersburg (WV)

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ALL US VISA's ARE ACCEPTED W2 ROLE (H1 TRANSFERS ARE ACCEPTED) Job Description- Senior Automation Engineer is responsible for supporting manufacturing business, project team and Quality in designing / configuring / updating / troubleshooting / documenting Automation systems
  • Design, configure, and maintain PLCs (Allen-Bradley/Rockwell), SCADA, DeltaV system.
  • Troubleshoot, maintain, and upgrade existing control systems.
  • Provide technical support to customers, engineers, and other stakeholders during PPQ phase.
  • Draft / Update relevant URS/FRS/DS/Test Protocols as part of implementation or qualification process
  • Monitor and analyze system performance.
  • Ensure regulatory compliance with safety, environmental and quality standards.
  • Utilize best practices, standards and procedures related to automation systems maintenance.
  • Handle Change Control related processes and technical documentation, including design specification, user manuals, and operational procedures in.
  • Participate in project management and project coordination.
  • Support interfaces between Data Historians, Control Systems, MES
Top 3 skills required for this role- 1. DeltaV and PLC ( Allen-Bradley/ Rockwell ) Configuration and Troubleshooting Experience 2. Life Sciences industry understanding of GMP concepts: data integrity (ALCOA+), electronic signatures, validation requirements, audit trails, controlled documents, deviations/CAPA, and change control 3. Strong Communication and Interpersonal skills to collaborate with diverse stakeholders and drive decisions Additional Information- Experience with sterile manufacturing, biologics, cell therapy, or fill-finish operations. Exposure to interfaces/integration concepts (ERP/LIMS/SCADA), ISA-88/ISA-95, and master data governance. Experience supporting or authoring validation deliverables (URS/FS/DS, IQ/OQ/PQ) for Automation changes.

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