Controls Engineer
iris recruiting solutionsIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Controls Engineer📍Indianapolis, IN💰$75K–$130KMost Controls Engineer roles stop at the PLC. This one gives you ownership of the entire system. From initial design and programming through installation and final commissioning, you’ll have the opportunity to see your work come to life in the field. We’re looking for a Controls Engineer who enjoys the technical side of controls but also wants more ownership over projects, customers, and implementation. From Concept to Commissioning Design and develop integrated control systems from customer specifications Program PLCs and develop HMI applications Test, troubleshoot & commission systems in the field Take ownership of assigned projects, schedules & budgets Coordinate field technicians and installation support Work directly with customers throughout the project lifecycle
What We’re Looking For:
✔️ Recent PLC programming & HMI development✔️ Integrated systems design knowledge✔️ 4-year technical engineering degree✔️ Ability to independently manage projects and solve problems✔️ Familiarity with access control, CCTV, intercoms or other security electronics is a plus More Than a Desk Engineering RoleIf you want to design it, program it, see it installed, and be there when it goes live, this is an opportunity to own much more of the engineering process.📩 Contact Dan Reigh to learn more.
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