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Skills
Allen-Bradleyunmatched
Automationunmatched
Building Commissioningunmatched
Commissioningunmatched
Control Engineeringunmatched
Conveyor Systemsunmatched
Debugging Skillsunmatched
Documentationunmatched
Electricityunmatched
Engineeringunmatched
Human Machine Interface (HMI)unmatched
IR (Infrared)unmatched
Identify Issuesunmatched
Machine Toolunmatched
Motion Controlunmatched
Pallet Jackunmatched
Problem Solving Skillsunmatched
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)unmatched
Project Engineeringunmatched
Servomechanismunmatched
System Integration (SI)unmatched
System Validationunmatched
Systems Administration/Managementunmatched
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)unmatched
Team Buildingunmatched
Team Lead/Managerunmatched
Team Playerunmatched
Tool and Die Manufacturingunmatched
Willing to Travelunmatched
Description
Controls Engineer – Final Assembly CellLocation: Holland, MI (Installation at Customer Facility in Walker, MI)Employment Type: ContractIndustry: Industrial Automation / Machine Tool Manufacturing
Position Overview
We are seeking an experienced Controls Engineer to join a build team supporting the development and commissioning of a custom final assembly cell in Holland, MI. This is a hands-on technical role where you will be directly involved in offline programming, system debug, and on-site installation at the customer's facility in Walker, MI. You will work as part of a collaborative engineering team while being self-sufficient in your day-to-day tasks and taking direction from a project lead.
The machine being built consists of Allen-Bradley PLC/HMI, pneumatics, servo gantry and dispense equipment, Keyence vision systems, IR heater control, Fanuc robots, and pallet and tray conveyor systems.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute offline PLC and robot programs for a custom final assembly cell
Program and configure Allen-Bradley PLC and HMI systems using Studio 5000 and FactoryTalk View
Program and troubleshoot Fanuc robotic systems including TCP setup, path programming, and fault recovery
Integrate and configure Keyence vision systems within the automation cell
Support servo gantry motion control programming and tuning
Debug and validate all systems prior to and during installation
Travel to and support on-site installation and commissioning at the customer facility in Walker, MI
Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, and controls-related issues during build and install phases
Collaborate with mechanical, controls, and project engineering teams to resolve technical issues
Participate in daily project meetings and communicate progress and concerns to the project lead
Maintain accurate documentation throughout the build and commissioning process
Work Schedule
Standard hours: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Expect 45–50 hours/week during build phase
Ramp up to approximately 60 hours/week during installation
Required Qualifications
3–5 years of controls engineering experience in an industrial automation or machine tool environment