What are the responsibilities and job description for the Controls Engineer II position at Delkor Systems?
Annual Salary Range $115,000 - $135,000
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Create new programs, schematics and panel layouts for machines and complete integrated systems.
Assist Test Technicians with factory testing.
Organize and maintain updated library of all PLC programs, schematics, CAD files and templates.
Accountable for both hardware and software design and implementation on machinery or integration projects.
Create new controls system designs.
Evaluate cost alternatives for current and future controls designs.
Develop and maintain the electrical project schedule for project work in progress.
Act as an advocate of the integrated packaging line for functionality and project management.
Play a supervisory role related to subcontractor vendors.
Review and troubleshoot customer field issues and recommend viable solutions for quick resolution.
Work on projects to improve speed, capacity, reliability, functionality, and ease of operation.
Assist Service Department in troubleshooting machines, either in the field via telephone or on-site at the customer's facility.
Ensure that programs follow a standardized and structured format for ease of understanding by co-workers and customers.
Create documentation to share knowledge with other Controls Engineers as well as Checkout and Service Technicians.
Perform other tasks or duties as assigned.
Education and Experience
Four-year degree in Electrical Engineering or two-year degree in Engineering (or equivalent) and 8 years of related experience in Electrical / Controls Engineering or a related field.
Experience with robotics / vision systems.
Experience and / or familiarity with AB, Fanuc PLC.
Experience with kinematic analysis of mechanisms and coordinating motion control.
Experience with SolidWorks or 3D CAD.
Minimum of one year of AutoCAD experience required.
Technical Skills and Abilities
Able to read, understand, analyze and problem solve electrical schematics and engineering related software programs.
Able to use standard computer programs for work processing including Microsoft Office products.
Able to tutor and / or lead others on designs and projects.
Must exhibit a high level of inquisitiveness, troubleshooting, and problem-solving abilities.
Able to adapt to a fast-paced environment.
Interpersonal Communication
Communicates clearly and effectively (verbally and non-verbally) to individuals and groups, internally and externally, to exchange ideas and convey detailed information accurately.
Works well with a variety of people and personalities, and with other Delkor departments.
Works collaboratively, as a team member, to suggest ideas and resolve issues in a positive manner.
Work Ethic
Self-motivated and able to work independently and accurately with minimal supervision.
Takes ownership of his or her area(s) of responsibility.
Understands the need to work productively, making good use of his or her time.
Strong leadership skills including the ability to independently problem solve engineering issues.
Innovative in developing more efficient and effective methods of completing assigned tasks.
Well organized with a strong aptitude for details.
Able to maintain a positive work environment, even when encountering challenging situations.
Physical Requirements
Sit at a desk or in meetings for extended periods of time that often include extensive time on a computer.
Stand and walk for a portion of the day to interact with other employees.
See and judge distances and space relationships to successfully complete detailed activities to fine tolerances, including reading engineering schematics, spreadsheets and other documents.
Possess arm and hand mobility and strength to lift, bend, hold, reach, carry, push and pull packages, supplies, and the like used by the Engineering Department and to support the production floor.
Work Environment
Seventy to eighty percent (70-80%) of the work is performed in an office setting, carrying out detail work sitting at a desk and working on the computer, or working at an office table.
Twenty to thirty percent (20-30%) of the work is performed on an assembly floor or at customer sites with exposure to tools, dirt, dust, chemicals, metals and plastics, varying temperatures, construction noises and odors from production processes.
The estimated amount of time spent traveling to customer sites is twenty percent (20%).
Tools and Equipment
Use general office equipment such as computer, printer, telephone, fax machine, copiers, e-mail, calculator and other such equipment.
Use basic hand tools including as wrenches, pliers, screwdriver, voltmeter, etc.
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