Controls Engineer

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering3 years of experience with programming Industrial controls, PLC’s, HMI’s, Industrial communication protocols3 years of experience with PLC, HMI, Drives programming using Rockwell RSLogix/Studio 5000 and FTV viewPreferred Qualifications:Experience with Fanuc Robot troubleshooting and supportExperience with GE Proficy Suite - Machine Edition and HistorianExperience working with and troubleshooting automation equipment in a high uptime environmentSolid understanding of Ethernet IP communication configurations and troubleshootingExperience managing technical projects through a project cycle including initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, commissioning, and closing phases.Key Responsibilities:In the role of Controls Engineer located in Beaver Dam, WI you will oversee the development, execution and delivery of new control system projects as well as maintains existing equipment. Responsibilities include automation controls systems design, PLC/HMI programming, troubleshooting and start up commissioning. The Control Engineer also contributes to overall team performance by training/mentoring associates, providing technical assistance, and improving processes and standards.Problem solve equipment controls issues and implement improvementsProvide capital project control system guidance to equipment suppliers and installation contractorsAct as the SME for facility engineering resources on control systems programingPrepare project deliverables including statements of work, status reports and budgets.Ensure adherence to Company standards and methodologiesDiscuss needs with internal customers in a non-technical languageAnalyze customer requests, understand need, and document in Functional SpecificationTranslate functional requirements into System Design SpecificationsDevelop programs to comply with system requirements;Mentor and guide project team members to deliver on the project/program requirementsEnsure customer acceptance by testing validation, and training users in changes to business processes