Controls Engineer I

As an Automation Specialist I, you will assist with most aspects of system integration projects by identifying parts and components for PLC, network, computer, and software components; programming PLCs and HMIs; testing functionality of program logic and installed equipment; troubleshooting software and systems issues during start-up; developing and assembling required documentation and user manuals created during the development process.

Reads and interprets diagrams and documentation and communicates with customers to understand objectives and preferences.

• ◆Develops BOMs, IO lists, and

for control panels.

• ✓Develops PLC programs in Ladder, Function Block, and other languages.
• ✓Develops the human machine interface (HMI).
• ✓Develops hardware and software test plans and writes simulation logic for the testing of the PLC and HMI system.
• ✓Tests the installed system to observe system functionality and ensure that the programs function as designed.
• ✓Troubleshoots problems that occur during startup that are caused by incorrect drawings, changes in customer desires, incorrect instrumentation specifications, or other technical issues. Diagnoses and resolves software and hardware interface issues.
• ✓Trains customers in the use and operation of client-specific system integration software.
• ✓Interfaces with manufacturers and vendors of software and application products, particularly regarding problem diagnosis and resolution.
• ✓Works with others to address design problems as necessary.
• ✓May respond to service calls to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair programming and system failures.

• ✓2 years of experience in architectural, engineering or construction (AEC) industry or similar field.
• ✓Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechatronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, related Bachelor's discipline, related degree from a Technical College or equivalent Industrial controls experience.

and work environment expectations vary by position. Generally, roles at Prime Controls may involve moderate noise, occasional exposure to outdoor weather conditions, and, depending on the role, work at heights or around airborne particles and electrical components. Physical activities may include standing, walking, sitting, climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, or crawling, as well as the use of hands, arms, and voice communication. Some roles may require lifting and/or moving up to 50 pounds. Vision

may include close vision, distance vision, and the ability to adjust focus. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.

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