As a Senior Controls Engineer, you'll lead projects in control design, implementation, and support for automation systems in material handling.

As a Mechanical Engineer, you will design material handling systems, create documentation, verify specifications, and support project teams through engineering processes.

As a Site Manager, oversee project execution, collaborate with teams, manage installations, ensure safety, and report daily outcomes.

As a Project Manager, you will oversee project life cycles, manage budgets, lead teams, and coordinate with cross-functional partners to ensure project success.

The Controls Applications Engineer will design and deliver material handling systems, collaborate with teams, develop scopes of work, and ensure project execution while managing multiple projects.

Lead controls design and execution for material handling systems, develop electrical designs, program PLCs, mentor junior engineers, and manage multiple projects while ensuring timely delivery and customer satisfaction.

The Contract Manager will support the lifecycle of customer and vendor contracts, ensuring compliance, negotiation, and effective stakeholder communication.

The role involves leading automation solutions for DCS, shaping automation strategies, collaborating with suppliers, and guiding project development in supply chain consulting.

Develop clear tutorials and job aids from operational processes. Maintain and organize content in LMS. Innovate with new tools for efficiency.

The Process Specialist will document and manage business processes, ensuring clarity and structure while facilitating approval cycles and maintaining process documentation.

Manage all engineering aspects of conveyor and material handling projects: maintain engineering schedules and budgets, track change orders, coordinate with PMs, buyers, vendors and suppliers, review customer specifications, provide technical support, and produce/modify drawings using AutoCAD and drafting tools.