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At a glance
Electrical Controls Engineer, 0-12 years experience
What you will do
- Create electrical schematics and system designs
- Configure and test PLCs and VFDs
- Commission systems at customer sites with travel up to 50%
What they ask for
- Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering or higher
- Proficient in AutoCAD and Rockwell or Siemens PLCs
- Knowledge of AC drives and Ethernet IP networks
Nice to have
- Machine safety knowledge
- Experience in Ethernet IP network design
- Experience with complex system integration
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- Education
- Bachelor'sRequired
- Pay
- $79,000 – $116,400Mentioned
The base pay range for this role is estimated to be $79,000.00 - $116,400.00 at the time of posting.
- Travel
- Up to 50%Required
Must be open to travel up to 50% to customer location in the USA What We Are…
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