Automation Engineer
iris recruiting solutionsBel Air (MD)
Automation Engineer
Posted 5 days ago
iris recruiting solutionsBel Air (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
🚨 Automation Engineers — Ready for More Than Just Keeping Equipment Running? I'm working with a manufacturing organization looking for a talented Automation Engineer who wants to make a real impact, take ownership of technical projects, and help shape the future of automation within their operation. Why is this opportunity worth exploring?✅ Real Ownership — Take an active role in developing, improving, and optimizing automation systems rather than simply maintaining what's already there.✅ Technical Challenges — Work on complex automation problems that put your engineering and troubleshooting skills to the test.✅ Visible Impact — See the direct results of your work through improved equipment performance, reliability, and efficiency.✅ Variety — Get involved in PLC programming, controls integration, equipment improvements, and automation projects.✅ Opportunity to Grow — Continue building your technical expertise while taking on meaningful engineering responsibilities.
What we're looking for:
- Experience with PLC programming and industrial automation
- Strong electrical controls and troubleshooting background
- Experience with HMIs, sensors, drives, and automated manufacturing equipment
- An engineer who enjoys being hands-on, solving problems, and taking initiative
- If you're an Automation Engineer who enjoys the technical side of engineering but wants more ownership and influence over the systems you're working on, I'd welcome a confidential conversation.📩 Message me directly to learn more.#Automation
- Engineer #Controls
- Engineer #Industrial
- Automation #Engineering
- Careers #Manufacturing
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