Control Engineer 2

Control Engineers are responsible for designing, developing, installing, and maintaining equipment used to monitor and control systems, machinery, and processes. They work across industrial controls, cybersecurity, building automation, water/wastewater, power controls and protection, energy management, and transportation systems, leveraging expertise in advanced process control, instrumentation, PLCs, and SCADA.

Responsibilities
Design / Engineering

Origins design documents for small projects and support large programs.

Narrative design documents and requirements analysis.

Subsystem designs (CAD, panels, layouts, wiring, SCADA screens, hardware, communications).

Preparation of specifications.

Perform QA/QC and technical reviews of designs.

Plan and design procedures and fixtures for integrated systems factory testing.

Resolve internal/external comments.

Programming

Lead programming/configuration team efforts for complex automation and SCADA applications.

Program, configure, and troubleshoot PLCs, RTUs, and HMI systems.

Testing, troubleshooting, deployment, and commissioning.

Author testing and commissioning procedures and reports.

Develop test fixtures and simulation devices.

Perform factory and field testing, maintenance, and troubleshoot service calls.

Perform hardware and software upgrades and replacements on existing systems.

Managerial Responsibilities

Estimate costs and prepare supporting documents for small projects.

Conduct surveys, inspections, and tours of client sites.

Assist senior engineers in preparing bids, proposals, and cost estimates.

Evaluate and price change orders.

Personnel Management

Assign technical tasks and coordinate with entry‑level engineers.

Assign tasks and coordinate with technical staff.

Qualifications
Field Experience

Reading electrical and control schematics and plans.

Control system startup, configuration, and calibration.

Testing and troubleshooting control systems.

Basic electrical and machinist hand tools.

Testing, calibration, or industry‑specific tools and software.

Computer networks.

CAD/CAE software (AutoCAD, EPLAN).

Standard office software (Microsoft Word, Excel, etc.).

Requirements

Proficient in ladder logic and structured text.

Strong problem‑solving skills and ability to troubleshoot complex automation issues.

Proficient designing, programming, and troubleshooting PLCs or DDCs from at least one platform (see platforms section below).

Siemens (SIMATIC)

Allen‑Bradley (Rockwell Automation) (Plant Pax preferred)

Schneider Electric (Modicon)

Tridium Niagara Framework

ABB (AC500, AC800M)

Omron

KMC Controls

Johnson Controls Metasys

Honeywell WEBS

Johnson Control FX

Siemens Desigo/Apogee

Distech Controls

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories

GE Intelligent Platforms

Proficient designing, programming, and troubleshooting SCADA solutions from at least one platform (see platforms section below).

AVEVA (formerly Wonderware) InTouch, System Platform

Ignition by Inductive Automation

GE Digital (iFIX, CIMPLICITY)

Siemens WinCC

Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View

AVEVA (formerly Schneider Electric) Citect SCADA

Intellution FIX32/HMI32 (Historical) by GE Digital

VTScada by Trihedral Engineering Limited

AVEVA (OSIsoft PI) Historian

Preferred Licenses / Certifications

Design Build Institute of America (DBIA)

Certified SCADA Security Architect (CSSA)

Certified Automation Professional (CAP)

Engineer in Training (EIT) relevant in the field

Certification in one or more PLC/Automation platforms (e.g., Schneider, Rockwell, Siemens, Niagara)

Certification in one or more SCADA platforms (e.g., AVEVA, Rockwell, Iconics, Ignition)

Education / Experience

Master’s degree in electrical engineering, automation engineering, or related field with 0+ years experience.

Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, automation engineering, or related field with 2+ years experience.

Abilities

Exposure to computer screens for an extended period of time.

Sitting for extended periods of time.

Reach by extending hands or arms in any direction.

Finger dexterity to manipulate objects (e.g., keyboard).

Listen and understand information presented verbally.

Communicate information verbally such that others understand.

Read and understand written information.

Apply general rules to specific problems.

Identify and understand the speech of another person.

Benefits

Competitive salary.

Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance.

Paid time off.

Tuition reimbursement.

401(k) retirement plan.

Military reserve pay offset.

Paid maternity leave.

Pay Range

USD $90,640.00 - USD $135,960.00 per year.

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