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HP, Inc. is seeking an Industrial Controls Engineer to design, develop, commission, and support PLC-based control systems for high-speed production equipment.
The role emphasizes modular, configurable architectures and reusable software components, with Agile SCRUM collaboration across mechanical, electrical, and manufacturing teams. The engineer will implement scalable control solutions, tune performance, and aid rapid fault recovery while ensuring safety standards and long-term support across
The Industrial Controls Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, commissioning, and supporting industrial machine control systems that operate high-speed production equipment, with a direct impact on system uptime, product quality, and production throughput. This role focuses on delivering modular, scalable, and standardized control architectures that enable reliable operation, faster commissioning, and efficient long-term support across machine platforms. The position emphasizes configuration-driven control solutions and reusable software components over monolithic, custom PLC implementations. Working closely with mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, and operations teams, the Industrial Controls Engineer ensures that control system design supports stable continuous operation, precise process control, and rapid fault recovery in complex industrial environments. The role operates within an Agile SCRUM development model, contributing to sprint planning, backlog refinement, and delivery commitments to ensure predictable, incremental delivery of control system capabilities aligned with program milestones.
Recommended Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, or a related discipline (or equivalent combination of education and experience) Typically 4–7 years of experience in industrial automation, machine controls, or PLC software development (3–5 years with an advanced degree) Experience in OEM machine builder or high-speed industrial equipment environments preferred
- Core Skills PLC‑based control system development IEC 61131‑3 programming (Structured Text preferred) Motion control and servo systems Industrial communication protocols, including: Real‑time Ethernet–based networks PROFIBUS / PROFINET POWERLINK Ethernet/IP OPC UA for higher‑level system integration HMI development for industrial equipment Commissioning, diagnostics, and troubleshooting Modular software design and system standardization - Preferred Qualifications Experience with B&R Automation Studio for industrial control system development Hands‑on experience implementing B&R mapp Technology in a production environment, including: mapp Motion for single‑axis, multi‑axis, and coordinated motion control, including motion sequencing and performance tuning mapp Safety for integration of safety logic, safety PLCs, and safe motion functions mapp View (HTML5 HMI) for developing standardized, maintainable operator interfaces using reusable widgets and services mapp Alarm / AlarmX for alarm handling, prioritization, diagnostics, and operator guidance mapp Recipe for configuration‑driven machine setup and repeatable process execution mapp OEE and Data Recorder for performance monitoring, diagnostics, logging, and analysis to support uptime, quality, and throughput improvements Experience designing configuration‑driven architectures that minimize custom PLC code and support reuse across machine platforms Completion of B&R Automation Academy training (Automation Studio, mapp Technology, Motion, HMI, or Safety) preferred Experience supporting high‑speed web‑handling or continuous‑process equipment, such as HP Industrial PageWide Web Presses or similar platforms Cross‑Organization Skills Effective communication across technical and non‑technical stakeholders Results orientation and strong ownership mindset Learning agility and adaptability Digital fluency and systems thinking Customer‑centric approach to solution development Impact & Scope Directly influences equipment uptime, print quality, and production throughput Drives control system standardization across platforms Reduces operational risk and lifecycle cost through reusable architectures Supports long‑term platform scalability and reliability Complexity Works on complex, real‑time, multi‑domain control systems Balances software, motion, safety, and hardware constraints Requires judgment in selecting configuration‑based solutions versus custom extensions Solves non‑routine problems encountered during commissioning and field operation
The pay range for this role is $105,050 to $161,800 USD annually with additional opportunities for pay in the form of bonus and/or equity (applies to United States of America candidates only). Pay varies by work location, job‑related knowledge, skills, and experience.
The compensation and benefits information is accurate as of the date of this posting. The Company reserves the right to modify this information at any time, with or without notice, subject to applicable law.
Software Schedule - Full time Shift - No shift premium (United States of America) Travel - Relocation - Equal Opportunity Employer (EEO) - HP, Inc.
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