Job Summary:
As a Controls Engineer at Client Pharmaceutical Glass, you will be responsible for programming and troubleshooting controllers on the factory floor. You will solve equipment issues, minimize downtime, and improve product quality by identifying root causes and implementing engineering solutions. This role offers a deep understanding of control systems and how they interact with other plant systems.
Key Responsibilities:
• Maintain, troubleshoot, and improve control systems (PLCs, HMIs, etc.) on the production floor
• Ensure optimal equipment operation and improve uptime and product quality metrics
• Identify underlying causes of control system issues and implement solutions
• Support new equipment installation and commissioning
• Plan electrical machine improvements and resolve electrical issues
• Collaborate with other engineering teams to align with plant priorities
• Develop training documentation, operating procedures, troubleshooting guides, and work instructions
• Provide controls expertise to multi-functional teams as needed
• Update engineering documents and drawings as system changes are made
• Lead improvements to existing control systems and ensure alignment with plant and corporate standards
• Follow electrical safety requirements and implement safe practices
Required Qualifications:
• BS/MS in Engineering or a related field (Bachelor's degree minimum)
• 3+ years of controls engineering experience
• Proficiency in Ladder Logic programming with Allen Bradley PLCs
• Experience in implementing control strategies
• Strong problem-solving skills and ability to identify root causes of issues
• Knowledge of electrical systems and troubleshooting
Preferred Qualifications:
• Experience working in a manufacturing environment
• Knowledge of measurements and optics
• Experience with HMIs and SCADA systems
• Project management experience
• Familiarity with programming languages such as VB .NET, C#, Java, or Python
• Experience with Cognex cameras
Certifications:
• Relevant certifications in controls or electrical engineering are a plus (e.g., PLC programming certification)
