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Butler Tool, Inc. designs, builds, and supports custom industrial machinery. This engineer role focuses on taking automation projects from concept through commissioning, collaborating with customers and teams across disciplines to deliver high-performance machine controls.
You will design electrical systems, develop PLC programs and HMI, troubleshoot and refine existing controls, and support startup and commissioning at customer sites. Exciting growth as Butler Tool relocates to Sussex, WI.
At Butler Tool, we design, build, and support custom industrial machinery for manufacturers around the world. This position is ideal for an engineer who enjoys taking automation projects from concept through commissioning, working closely with customers, skilled tradespeople, and automation professionals across multiple disciplines to deliver high-performance machine control systems. While new electrical system design is a key part of the role, much of the work involves improving existing control systems, supporting manufacturing and commissioning activities, troubleshooting complex automation challenges, and continuously refining machine performance and documentation.
Please note that while we are currently located in Butler, WI, we are in the process of moving to Sussex, WI. We will be fully moved into our new facility by the end of fall. All of our positions are fully on site.
$100,000 - $125,000
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to sit, stand, walk, talk, see, and hear. The employee may occasionally lift, carry, push, or pull loads up to 50 pounds.
The duties performed by this position are primarily in an office setting, manufacturing environment, and customer facilities. While performing duties on the shop floor or at customer sites, the employee may be exposed to electrical equipment, moving machinery, airborne particles, noise, and industrial hazards requiring appropriate safety precautions and personal protective equipment.