Jobs at Atlas OT

Supports controls engineers and project managers on industrial automation projects. Engineering interns assist with PLC, HMI, SCADA programming, electrical drafting, testing, instrumentation, and commissioning preparation. Project management interns support schedules, budgets, submittals, RFIs, reporting, materials tracking, vendor deliveries, meetings, and customer documentation. The role is part-time, office-based in Centennial, Colorado, with flexible weekday hours and a minimum commitment of 10 hours weekly.

Provides executive and project administration support, coordinates travel and events, develops marketing and newsletter content, communicates with clients and vendors, tracks project materials and procurement, and assists with accounting tasks such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, and reconciliations. The role is part-time, primarily office-based with an eventual hybrid arrangement, and requires flexibility for occasional events and irregular hours.

Provides technical leadership for complex automation and controls programs across multiple industries. Owns technology roadmaps, engineering standards, IEC 61131-3 code libraries, secure OT network architectures, quality governance, advanced process control, alarm rationalization, and safety-system optimization. Reviews critical designs and deliverables, mentors engineers, supports strategic proposals and business development, and serves as the final technical authority for multi-platform control systems.

Provides automation and operational technology services across industrial environments. Responsibilities include PLC, RTU, DCS, and SCADA programming; instrumentation and calibration; industrial networking; control cabinet design; electrical troubleshooting; technical documentation; commissioning; and ongoing customer support. The role requires collaboration, problem-solving, cross-functional communication, and approximately 20% travel for field work.

Leads industrial automation and controls projects from kickoff through commissioning and closeout. Owns scope, schedules, budgets, risks, documentation, procurement, engineering coordination, panel fabrication, testing, field execution, and client communication. The role requires technical fluency in PLC, HMI, SCADA, instrumentation, control panels, EPC workflows, safety systems, and applicable industry standards. It also supports commissioning, mentors junior engineers, and may require travel across multiple industrial sites.

Designs, programs, troubleshoots, and supports industrial automation and control systems across manufacturing, energy, data center, food and beverage, and other industries. Responsibilities include PLC, RTU, DCS, and SCADA development; instrumentation and calibration; industrial networking; control cabinet and panel design; electrical troubleshooting; commissioning; technical documentation; and customer support. The role is hybrid with field work and an expected 20% travel requirement.

Leads industrial controls and electrical project delivery, including execution strategy, resource planning, P&L, estimating, scheduling, client satisfaction, sales support, technical oversight, vendor management, safety, and quality standards. Oversees multidisciplinary teams delivering automation, instrumentation, panel fabrication, commissioning, and field services projects. Requires substantial client-site and vendor engagement, with responsibility for technical proposals, project financial performance, risk management, and continuous improvement.

Develops new B2B business for operational technology services and products across industrial sectors. Responsibilities include solution selling, technical sales, prospecting, relationship development, event coordination, marketing, and industry association engagement. The role requires building a business development plan, leveraging an established contact network, attending customer and industry events, traveling for engagements, and collaborating with technical teams. Post-sale project and account support is also expected to maintain customer satisfaction.

Lead complex automation and controls projects across multiple platforms and sites. Architect secure OT networks, develop IEC 61131-3 code libraries, review technical deliverables, estimate project requirements, optimize process and safety systems, enforce engineering standards, and mentor engineers. The role supports design, programming, testing, procurement, deployment, documentation, and quality assurance for industrial automation solutions.

Provides instrumentation, controls, automation, SCADA, DCS, PLC, and industrial network services across multiple industries. Responsibilities include programming, calibration, control cabinet design, electrical troubleshooting, drafting, technical documentation, commissioning, managed SCADA support, and project coordination. The role operates in hybrid office and field environments and requires approximately 20% annual travel, with opportunities to specialize in multiple controls disciplines.

Manages accounts payable, accounts receivable, bookkeeping, invoices, payments, reconciliations, vendor maintenance, tax compliance, 1099 reporting, audit support, month-end accruals, and process improvements. The role requires accurate financial recordkeeping, internal control compliance, and collaboration with internal teams in a flexible hybrid environment. This is a part-time position offering 20–30 hours per week and potential transition to full-time employment.

Leads Atlas OT’s engineering and project delivery operations across automation, controls, fabrication, commissioning, and field execution. Oversees project portfolios, resource planning, quality, safety, technical standards, vendor relationships, EPC workflows, and operational KPIs. Manages multidisciplinary technical teams, supports commercial strategy and contract risk assessment, ensures schedule and budget performance, and drives scalable processes, continuous improvement, and client satisfaction.