Automation Electronics Technician: PLC & Vision Systems

NCBiotech; Lenoir (NC); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

NCBiotech is seeking an Electronics Technician to support production equipment with computer controls in a regulated environment. You will oversee changeovers, machine startup/shutdown, and troubleshoot PLCs, vision systems, and inspection programs. A basic understanding of PLC code, HMI interfaces, and CMMS usage is expected.

Responsibilities include using meters, oscilloscopes, and wiring, while maintaining safety and documentation for changes. A Bachelor's degree is preferred.

Qualifications

• Must work in a highly regulated environment with change control and proper documentation of changes.
• Must understand industrial automation equipment and PLC/HMI.
• Experience with vision systems and camera inspection is a plus.
• Strong troubleshooting and repair skills with attention to safety.

Responsibilities

• Use electrical meters and testing equipment to troubleshoot and validate circuits.
• Open PLC code and assist in troubleshooting; modify PLC code to adjust functions.
• Create and adjust vision system programming and inspection programs.
• Supervise machine start-up/shutdown and changeovers; perform basic troubleshooting and repair.
• Interact with computer control systems and CMMS software; maintain records.

Skills

PLC control systems

HMI interface

Attention to detail

Documentation

Education

Bachelor's degree (preferred) in a scientific discipline or related field

Tools

Fluke meter

Oscilloscope

CMMS

Vision system programming

Job description

NCBiotech is seeking an Electronics Technician to support production equipment with computer controls in a regulated environment. You will oversee changeovers, machine startup/shutdown, and troubleshoot PLCs, vision systems, and inspection programs. A basic understanding of PLC code, HMI interfaces, and CMMS usage is expected.

Responsibilities include using meters, oscilloscopes, and wiring, while maintaining safety and documentation for changes. A Bachelor's degree is preferred.