Controls Engineer I (Nights)
Core
Develops and implements control solutions, performs validation, and troubleshoots equipment in a fast-paced manufacturing environment to support patient care products.
Role type
Controls Engineer I (Night Shift)
Builds
Manufacturing equipment systems and control protocols for life-saving medical products
Domain
Medical Device Manufacturing / Industrial Automation
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | infrastructure
Required skills
PLC programming (Allen-Bradley), HMI configuration, electrical diagnostics, ladder logic, schematic reading, change control management, regulatory compliance knowledge, data analysis, equipment start-up procedures
Preferred skills
Lean Manufacturing, robotics programming (Fanuc, Yaskawa), vision systems (Cognex, Keyence), C#/C++/VB, motion control, hydraulics/pneumatics
Technologies
Allen-Bradley Control Logix, AB500, Safety PLCs, E-Plan P8, AutoCAD, SQL Server, TCP/IP, Profibus, Fieldbus
Responsibilities
Develop solutions for assigned projects, participate in continuous improvement, write and implement validation activities, design and perform routine testing, perform engineering studies on new equipment, initiate protocol revisions, conduct NCR/CAPA investigations, lead change control activities, provide technical support and training on the production floor, troubleshoot existing and new equipment, coordinate with multi-functional teams, move between office and production floor, work in clean room environments, access machinery via ladders
Seniority
Individual Contributor, Entry to Mid-Level