Electrical Engineer

Xerox•Webster, NY

1d•$80,000 - $110,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Webster Machining and Coating Manufacturing (M&CM) organization is seeking an Electrical (Controls) Engineer to support multiple manufacturing operations. Webster M&CM produces high-performance consumable parts for high-end production printing presses on several unique, highly automated production lines. The Electrical engineer is a key player to ensure Xerox's ability to deliver high-quality parts to our customers. This role is ideal for someone who loves to collaborate to solve problems in multiple areas and thrives in a fast-paced environment.

Requirements

Experience troubleshooting and maintaining mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems incorporated in multiple materials handling and process manufacturing lines.
PLC, MMI, and HMI Programming experience including but not limited to: Allen-Bradley (PLC) Control Logix, SLC500, Panelview (HMI’s), Factory Talk Studio View (HMI’s); Schneider Electric (PLC) Unity platform, Modicon Premium, Magelis MMI, Lexium drives, TSX-PL7 legacy platform; Kollmorgen Drives; ABB robotics
Experience with the following software: Microsoft Windows, IBM OS2 for legacy software, Autocad, Rockwell RSLogix, Rockwell Factory Talk View, Schneider PL7 Pro, Schneider Vijeo, Siemens 7
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or mechanical engineering preferred. Other Engineering with the programming experience detailed above is also acceptable.

Responsibilities

Providing engineering support, potentially including off-shift
Creating and maintaining controls documentation, equipment maintenance procedures, and automation programming.
Interaction with industrial staff, employees, quality personnel and process engineers.
Systems integration with vendors providing equipment.
Troubleshooting of electromechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems and processes.
Upgrades to the current equipment to enable run-cost targets and enable future products, including controls-related elements of productivity improvements.
Experience with Class1/Div. 1&2 hazardous location requirements. This includes the need for ESD shoes and a respirator.