Job Title: Controls Engineer
Location: Orlando, FL - On site
Job Type: Full time - Direct Hire
Experience required: 10 Years
Must Have Skills: Controls Engineer, Automation, Engineering, System Integration, Manufacturing, PLC Programming, PLC, Electrical Design, Industrial Automation
JOB DESCRIPTION:
We have a Controls Engineer position open in Orlando, FL.
This position is responsible for electrical/controls engineering on large scale projects.
Project requirements involve control system design from scratch (hardware/software/network), electrical panel design and power calculations, risk assessment, component selection and configuration, control system programming, and control system installation/commissioning.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Must be organized, technically competent, have effective oral and written communications, experienced in working in a multi-disciplined environment and interfacing with engineers, designers, and drafters
Education bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. (Bachelor’s degrees in other disciplines may be acceptable if work experience is directly related to electrical engineering. Disciplines outside of the electrical/controls area will not be considered)
Experience 5+ years of experience covering most responsibilities listed above. Preferred experience in ASTM standards, attractions industry, safety engineering, instrumentation, components, and logic programming. Experience with AutoCAD is also desired
Key Competencies Knowledge of contract documents and specifications. Ability to collect field data and accurately record findings. Ability to perform system design functions. Planning, Customer Focused, Timely Decision Making, Informing, Organizing, Priority Setting, Problem Solving. Experience working with hardware/software from one of the major industrial manufacturers (i.e. Allen-Bradly, Siemens, etc.). Experience with ethernet based distributed remote I/O systems
Skills All employees are required to be proficient in the use of Microsoft Windows and Office environments
Travel Ability to travel up to 30% worst case (10% is typical with last couple years depending on project)