The Controls Engineer will be responsible for approving process specifications and design standards, developing and implementing software changes to enhance production capabilities, and designing and developing robots and their programming software. This role requires an understanding of manufacturing production needs and how robots can be utilized in automated systems to improve cost efficiency, productivity, and quality. The engineer will also assist in the repair and maintenance of robots and robotic equipment, and train operators on their use and basic maintenance. Additionally, the position involves participating in the plant's APQP process for new equipment, providing electrical technical expertise for troubleshooting and problem-solving to minimize downtime and scrap, and ensuring safe and effective designs of machine controls. The role requires proficiency in ladder-logic circuits for optimizing manufacturing processes with a focus on safety, conducting tool shop buyoffs, participating in poka-yoke team evaluations, and serving as a resource for continuous improvement teams regarding electric and electronic controls. The engineer will also be involved in the design, installation, and maintenance of the plant's electric power distribution system, interfacing with tool and die and maintenance departments, and using AutoCad/CadKey software. The role has the authority to initiate action to prevent nonconformities related to product, process, and quality systems, and perform other assigned essential job functions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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