The PLC Electro-Mechanical Engineer works alongside customer personnel at customer sites to support production and physical plant equipment. The role participates in maintaining and continuously improving large-scale automated aerospace assembly systems. It applies controls, electrical, and electro-mechanical maintenance and repair practices, along with root-cause corrective action and continuous-improvement principles, to diagnose malfunctions, restore equipment operation, and determine equipment modifications or enhancements. The position maintains, tests, and repairs PLCs, electrical and electro-mechanical systems, and related components. The position provides technical support for PLCs and network interfaces throughout manufacturing operations, responds to customer inquiries, and performs scheduled and emergency repairs, installations, inspections, and routine maintenance. Work may be performed at customer sites and AIT locations, with travel up to 10% of the time. The role is based in indoor office and production environments, which may not be temperature controlled, and may involve exposure to sharp or hot objects, dirt, dust, grease, oil, and noise. Standard work hours apply; overtime may be necessary, and occasional scheduled off-shift work may be required. The role requires compliance with safety, quality, operational, and environmental policies. Employees entering production areas must wear required PPE. The position may require a government security clearance, and the posting states that applicants must meet applicable U.S. citizenship or immigration-status requirements for clearance and ITAR compliance. Salary is $100,000–$106,000. AIT describes its compensation package as including free medical options for employees and their family, a casual work environment, and growth opportunities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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