Remote Control Systems Engineer — Real-World Automation

RemoteJobsOne; Columbus (OH); Remote; USD 41,000 - 69,000; Part time

Job summary

RemoteJobsOne is seeking Control System Engineers for a fully remote opportunity in the United States. You will design and tune PID and modern controllers for real-world hardware such as robotics and automotive systems, and you will develop and validate plant models using first principles and data-driven methods.

The role requires strong Python-based control development, excellent English communication, and a track record of deploying controllers on real hardware.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in control or related engineering.
• 5+ years hands-on controller design with real deployments.
• Experience with physical plant modeling from first principles.
• Experience with PID and another modern method on real hardware.
• Fluency in Python for control code development and validation.

Responsibilities

• Design and tune PID and advanced controllers for deployment on physical systems.
• Develop plant models from first principles and validate with data.
• Implement and verify control algorithms in Python using open source toolkits.
• Document engineering decisions and control strategies with clear written communication.
• Collaborate remotely with interdisciplinary contributors while maintaining autonomy.

Skills

PID control

LQR

MPC

Kalman filtering

Python control

System modeling

English communication

Education

Bachelor’s in Control Systems

Tools

python-control

SciPy

CasADi

do-mpc

OpenModelica

Modelica

Job description

RemoteJobsOne is seeking Control System Engineers for a fully remote opportunity in the United States. You will design and tune PID and modern controllers for real-world hardware such as robotics and automotive systems, and you will develop and validate plant models using first principles and data-driven methods.

The role requires strong Python-based control development, excellent English communication, and a track record of deploying controllers on real hardware.