Controls Engineer (3rd Shift) — PLC Design & Robotics

Midway Products Group, INC; Ottoville (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Midway Products Group, INC is seeking an Electrical Controls Engineer for a 3rd shift position in Ohio. The role involves designing and maintaining electrical controls and software, proposing standards, and troubleshooting issues on presses, robotics, and weld machines.

You will coordinate projects, participate in training, and support production to reduce downtime and scrap. You may have authority to halt operations for safety or quality concerns, under the Engineering Manager’s oversight.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field.
• Three years toward degree with additional experience may be considered.
• Experience includes design and programming control systems and onsite installation.

Responsibilities

• Propose process specifications and electrical design standards.
• Develop and implement software changes to improve production capabilities.
• Design and maintain electrical controls and software.
• Troubleshoot electrical control issues for presses, robotics, and weld machines.
• Support production to reduce downtime and scrap.
• Coordinate, plan, and implement electrical control projects.
• Participate in training and travel for follow-up procedures.
• Review and approve production workflow setup processes for the Engineering Manager.
• Have authority to stop production for safety or quality concerns.
• Participate in production and shift-to-shift meetings.

Skills

Electrical design

Control systems programming

Troubleshooting

Project coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Tools

PLC programming

SCADA

Job description

Midway Products Group, INC is seeking an Electrical Controls Engineer for a 3rd shift position in Ohio. The role involves designing and maintaining electrical controls and software, proposing standards, and troubleshooting issues on presses, robotics, and weld machines.

You will coordinate projects, participate in training, and support production to reduce downtime and scrap. You may have authority to halt operations for safety or quality concerns, under the Engineering Manager’s oversight.