Controls Engineer – Vehicle Assembly (2nd Shift)

General Motors Company; Michigan; On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation benefits

Job summary

General Motors is seeking a Controls Engineer for 2nd shift to support vehicle assembly manufacturing. You will lead electrical projects, provide troubleshooting, and work closely with Manufacturing Engineers to optimize processes and throughput.

Strong Rockwell ControlLogix and FANUC robotics experience is required. The role emphasizes collaboration with Skilled Trades and Plant Teams, adherence to safety, and continuous improvement through data-driven methods.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• Experience with Rockwell/Allen Bradley ControlLogix systems.
• Experience with FANUC robotics in a manufacturing setting.
• Ability to read and modify electrical prints.
• Ability to troubleshoot complex manufacturing equipment.

Responsibilities

• Provide controls engineering and electrical support for manufacturing processes in a vehicle assembly facility.
• Manage electrical projects including new installations, replacements, and efficiency improvements.
• Participate in plant meetings representing Engineering to improve plant performance.
• Train and support maintenance and skilled trades personnel.
• Develop cost estimates, investment forecasts, and project plans for minor initiatives.
• Coordinate with Manufacturing Engineers and GMNA/GMVO on model changes and equipment planning.
• Maintain proficiency in the field and support plant-wide goals.
• Coordinate and communicate project schedules and budget input for Central Manufacturing Engineering.

Skills

Rockwell ControlLogix

FANUC robotics

Electrical prints

Troubleshooting equipment

Industrial networks

Analytical ability

Teamwork

Shift flexibility

Overtime willingness

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

ControlLogix PLC

Ethernet/IP

Job description

General Motors is seeking a Controls Engineer for 2nd shift to support vehicle assembly manufacturing. You will lead electrical projects, provide troubleshooting, and work closely with Manufacturing Engineers to optimize processes and throughput.

Strong Rockwell ControlLogix and FANUC robotics experience is required. The role emphasizes collaboration with Skilled Trades and Plant Teams, adherence to safety, and continuous improvement through data-driven methods.