Our client, industrial automation and systems integration is seeking a Engineering Project Coordinator to join their team. As an Engineering Project Coordinator, you will be part of the project execution team supporting automation and integration projects.
Job Title: Engineering Project Coordinator
Location: Sterling Heights, Michigan
Pay Range:
What's the Job?
- Support automation and integration projects from kickoff through implementation, coordinating execution while staying grounded in the technical details.
- Act as a primary point of contact for customers, providing regular project status updates and coordinating next steps to keep work moving.
- Track project progress, labor utilization, timesheets, and T&M (Time & Materials) hours to maintain visibility and accountability.
- Assist with scheduling, resource planning, and project forecasting to help ensure deliverables are completed on time.
- Perform light engineering and technical support tasks as needed, including equipment preparation, device configuration, camera setup, and system staging.
What's Needed?
- Experience supporting industrial automation, machine vision, controls, manufacturing, robotics, or systems integration projects.
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously.
- Comfort interacting directly with customers and communicating project status clearly and professionally.
- Experience tracking schedules, labor hours, budgets, and project deliverables.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel and project scheduling tools.
What's in it for me?
- A role that blends technical support with hands‑on project coordination - no traditional 'paper‑only' project management.
- The opportunity to work closely with engineering, controls, vision, and field service teams to support real project outcomes.
- A chance to build confidence in automation and integration execution through light engineering tasks and system staging.
- Direct involvement in customer communication, site readiness, and equipment acceptance activities.
- A clear path to grow into a technical project leadership role that bridges engineering and operations.