Process Controls Programmer
rockline industriesSheboygan (WI)
About the role
What you will do:
Lead the design, implementation, and optimization of Factory Talk Batch systems and batch cleaning processes. Develop scalable batch recipes and automation strategies from process requirements. Integrate and standardize automation with other platforms (PLCs, HMI, MES) and ensure compliance and traceability. Troubleshoot complex automation issues and drive process improvements. Provide technical leadership, mentorship, and support for major projects. Uphold safety standards and company values, and assist with other tasks as needed. This is a safety-sensitive role where performance directly impacts safety. Ideal Background: Bachelor's degree in engineering (electrical, chemical, controls) and 12+ years of relevant experience, or equivalent education/experience. Preferred experience in consumer products, chemicals, food, or regulated manufacturing. Expertise with Rockwell Automation PLCs, Factory Talk Batch/View, and ISA-88.Strong skills in chemical process automation (batching, dosing, mixing, transfer).Experience with CIP/SIP cleaning systems and historian/reporting platforms. Ability to read technical drawings and process documents. Knowledge of OSHA and industrial safety practices. Strong communication skills. Experience with MES and version control tools preferred. Grade: 14
Qualifications:
EDUCATIONBachelors or better in Industrial Engineering or related field Bachelors or better in Chemical Engineering or related field Bachelors or better in Electrical Engineering or related field
Job Summary: Requisition Number: PROCE007369
Job Category: Engineering
Schedule: Full-Time
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