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CLX Engineering is seeking an Automation Engineer (Level I–III) to support a range of experience levels across the automation team. The role may report to Atlanta or Sanford, FL, with placement based on résumé and interview performance.
The posted salary range reflects Level I–III and growth into a senior technical leader. Levels I–II focus on supporting ownership and growth, while Level III acts as a technical leader on complex projects, owning architecture, execution, and customer confidence
Job Description
Automation Engineer (Level I–III) is a scalable engineering role designed to support a range of experience levels across our automation team. This position may report out of either Atlanta (Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport) or our Sanford, FL Headquarters, depending on project assignment and operational needs. This role is leveled I–III. Placement will be determined throughout the interview process based on résumé review, technical discussion, and skill assessment. Candidates may be aligned at Level I, II, or III depending on demonstrated experience, leadership capability, and technical depth. The posted salary range of $75,000 – $160,000 reflects the full range from Level I through Level III. At the senior end (Level III), this role serves as a technical leader on complex automation projects — owning system architecture, technical execution, and customer confidence from concept through commissioning. At Levels I and II, engineers support and progressively grow into greater ownership, complexity, and leadership responsibilities.
CLX Engineering also offers annual performance-based bonus opportunities for Engineers at all levels (I–III), recognizing contributions to project success, technical excellence, and company growth.
Automation Engineers are critical to keeping airport operations running safely and efficiently. As responsibility scales, so does impact. By Level III, you are not just solving problems — you are preventing them, shaping standards, and developing the next generation of engineers. This role is built for engineers who want to grow — not just execute.