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R.E. Mason is seeking a highly skilled controls engineer to join our Factory Automation and PLC Services Team in Charlotte, NC. The Automation Engineer will develop, deliver, and commission PLC-based control systems and SCADA solutions for industrial customers, with emphasis on Emerson VersaMax/PACSystems, Allen-Bradley, and Siemens platforms.
You will work with a Tech Lead, support lifecycle services, and travel about 25% to client sites in NC, SC, and VA, with a hybrid work arrangement.
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated controls engineer to join our Factory Automation and PLC Services Team. The ideal candidate will have a strong technical background in Factory Automation Systems and Controls including PLC/HMI, Edge Device for IIoT/I4.0 and SCADA systems with excellent technical skills to deliver high-quality services to our clients. The successful candidate will be a significant contributor on our Project Execution Team. The Automation Engineer will work in the development, delivery, and commissioning of PLC-based control systems and solutions for R.E. Mason’s industrial customers.
The Automation Engineer will have close interaction with the Project Technical Lead Engineer (“Tech Lead”) who will be managing the configuration development. The Tech Lead will provide coaching to the Automation Engineer to ensure the work adheres to technical standards and guidelines and is completed with the high level of quality expected by our customers.
The Automation Engineer will also provide aftermarket (“Lifecycle”) and staff augmentation support to customers. Typical, this includes maintaining and updating existing control strategies, implementing small scale expansion projects and assisting with process optimization projects.
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