Entry-Level Onsite Field Service Controls Engineer

100KCrossing; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

North America is seeking an entry-level Field Service Controls Engineer to join its automation team in West Chester, Ohio. This onsite role focuses on testing, validating, and supporting automated manufacturing equipment, with opportunities to grow into field service and commissioning roles.

You will work under supervision, learning PLCs, electrical and control systems, and how to troubleshoot and document tests. Travel up to 70% may be required as skills develop.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or technical certification in Robotics, Mechatronics, Industrial Automation, or related training.
• Strong mechanical and electrical aptitude.
• Interest in PLCs, controls, robotics, automation, or manufacturing equipment.
• Ability to follow processes, complete documentation, and troubleshoot problems.
• Professional, calm, and customer-focused communication style.

Responsibilities

• Test and validate automated equipment and controls.
• Follow checklists and test procedures to confirm operation.
• Troubleshoot PLC, HMI, electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical issues.
• Document testing results, service activity, and technical findings.
• Support commissioning and customer requirements.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Electrical aptitude

Interest in PLCs/controls/robotics

Documentation and processes

Team player

Education

Associate degree or technical certification in Robotics/Mechatronics/Industrial Automation

Tools

PLC systems

HMI

Electrical testing tools

Job description

North America is seeking an entry-level Field Service Controls Engineer to join its automation team in West Chester, Ohio. This onsite role focuses on testing, validating, and supporting automated manufacturing equipment, with opportunities to grow into field service and commissioning roles.

You will work under supervision, learning PLCs, electrical and control systems, and how to troubleshoot and document tests. Travel up to 70% may be required as skills develop.