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n for Controls Engineer: The Controls Engineer serves as technical designer of software systems. This role is responsible for creating the Controls programs in our systems and performing all the tests of controllers, inverters, and security systems to put the installation in service. Responsibilities for Controls Engineer: Engage in proprietary software development to create solutions for customers and modifying these programs based off of the client need. Create control programs using internal tools by configuring the Profibus or Profinet network and perform all of the tests for the controllers. Conduct installation startup by checking the Profibus/Profinet network by running diagnostic tests. Validate wire connections, device addresses, input/output quantities, and signal quality. Load control programs to the VFD control drive, operator panels, barcode scanners, and PCs. Check that safety devices are properly installed and working using Safety software and conducting physical inspections. Delegate daily tasks to electromechanical technicians assisting at the installation, ensuring they are completed properly and on time, reporting deviations to the Project Manager and Site Manager. Assist Project Managers in determining the human resources demand for a project including duties and work schedules for electromechanical technicians and electricians. Commission the on-site control program by uploading proprietary software to the solution. Debug and troubleshoot on-site. Collaborate with Project Manager and clients to ensure project is satisfying their needs. Conduct training courses for customers. Train the customer’s maintenance and/or other personnel on how to properly operate our software and HMI interfaces. Schedule trainings on site or virtually, accommodating customer’s availability. Provide work progress reports to the department manager and Project Manager. Include updates on daily completed technical tasks and what is to be accomplished the following day in order to keep an accurate record of the project timeline and to prevent any delays in commissioning. Requirements for Controls Engineer: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (electrical, industrial, or mechanical). Professional exposure to the field of Industrial Automation. Knowledge of PLC, HMI and SCADA programming. C programming language knowledge preferred. Ability to read mechanical drawings and electrical wiring diagrams. Knowledge of Frequency Inverters parameterization and operation (preferable SEW and Lenze) preferred. Knowledge of the Fieldbus networks (Profibus, Profinet, etc.) preferred. Spanish fluency is ideal. Able and willing to travel 50-75%. Personality: Candidates must be organized and methodical in their work, with the ability to learn quickly and adapt easily to change. Candidates must be able to persevere through difficult work challenges with the highest degree of dedication. Candidates must have strong interpersonal skills with the confidence to interact and communicate effectively with personnel from all levels of the organization. Ability to work under time pressure. Benefits for Controls Engineer: 401(k) plan, with a generous company match; 100% vested immediately upon contributing and no waiting period to start participating. Paid Holidays and Paid Time Off with the option to cash out unused PTO every year. Blue Cross Blue Shield medical insurance plans, along with dental and vision benefits. Opportunities for career development and advancement.