HMI ProgrammerHelp accelerate NPI developmentAs an HMI (Human Machine Interface) Programmer in the Large Electric Power Systems Controls team, you will work closely with the Software Engineering Manager and other development partners to develop the requirements and the programming for our generator and solutions controls. You will work with other team members to develop and execute complex controls to help take the client on the journey to be a leader in paralleling systems while working with a global engineering team. You will help to deliver on NPI program deliverables, continually learning and staying abreast of innovative technology.
The key role of this position is that of HMI programming and controls. You will work with other programmers to help develop executable programs.Typical Day:Help with HMI screen development and aid release new products, features, components, and systemsComplete projects on time and on budgetRefine and improve designs by conducting investigations and developing solutionsCollaborate with other engineering teams to define and meet product requirementsDevelop, validate, maintain, and support component and systems through internal lab and field sites.Technical Skills Required:(Required)HMI programming and screen/user interface development (platform independent) – this is primary requirementDemonstrated excellent analytical skillsExtensive understanding of complex engineering concepts and applicationsBasic knowledge of AC and DC Electrical systemsAbility to interpret and convey screen review observations effectively(Desired)Experience with Scripting/VBScriptInduSoft/EcoStruxure Machine SCADA experienceExperience with Excel/String Expressions in ExcelSoft Skills Required:(Required)Self-starterStrong technical leadership skillsAbility to communicate technical information effectively with team members and others in the work group, as well employees in other units, customers, and suppliers.Education Requirements:Bachelor’s degree in an accredited Engineering, Technology, or Computer Science curriculum plus >2 years engineering or product development experience ORIn lieu of a four-year degree, >4 years of progressive and relevant engineering experience (including product application, testing, and process design experience in electric power generation, electrical & electronic control systems, or User Interface systems). Two year degree can count toward total experience requirement.Master’s or above may be considered overqualified, but will be considered but not toward additional experience.