The Automation Engineer Intern uses an engineering skill set to support software systems at PCI. The position assists with daily maintenance of production data collection systems and with creating electrical schematics and control systems for equipment and data collection. The employee works with internal colleagues to identify complex line connectivity requirements and translate them into interface solution specifications and delivery. The position has no supervisory responsibilities. The role supports the setup, configuration, implementation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of production monitoring, vision and inspection, printing, sensor-based, and serialization systems across packaging lines. It also assists with PLC-to-OPC connectivity, electrical schematics and network layouts, and operational technology cybersecurity in coordination with IT. The employee follows applicable OSHA and NFPA 70E requirements, works with other departments, and learns and trains on new systems as needed. Work is primarily in an office or at a desk for one-half to three-quarters of the day, with work in areas requiring protective clothing or gear for a similar portion of the day. The role may involve electrical-shock risk for up to one-quarter of the day. Physical activities include moving and traversing, operating and inspecting equipment, installing and adjusting systems, and communicating and determining information. The employee may move or transport up to 10 pounds for less than one-quarter of an average day. Distance vision is identified as a special vision requirement. The position is an internship. The hiring rate is $20.00 per hour, with eligibility for an annual performance bonus. PCI states that its full-time employees receive paid time off, health insurance including dental and vision coverage, a flexible spending account, and a 401(k).
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Intern