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Technical Control Engineer

SymboticOpen · Oct 23, 2026 checked

At a glance

2+ yearsUSA RemoteTravel

Technical support and troubleshooting for automation systems, 2+ years experience

What you will do

  • Manage and resolve complex technical support requests
  • Lead technical escalation during major incidents
  • Proactively monitor system performance and prevent failures

What they ask for

  • 2+ years in technical support or controls role
  • Experience with remote system support
  • Strong TCP/IP networking and scripting skills

Nice to have

  • Experience in automation, robotics, warehouse or supply chain
  • Knowledge of Linux and SQL scripting
  • Experience with motion control systems and programming languages

Summarised by Banseog from the company's official posting. The official posting is the reference for conditions and details.

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Education
Bachelor'sMentionedBACHELOR:electrical engineering , Controls Engineering, Automation Engineering or related technical
Pay
$69,000 – $101,200Mentioned
Travel
MentionedRequiredOur Environment Up to 15% of travel may be required.
Benefits
MentionedMentioned…, vision, disability, 401K, PTO and/or other benefits.

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