Jobs at Grenzebach

Drive regional sales growth for automation and controls solutions by managing quotes, customer relationships, market analysis, sales strategies, negotiations, and contracts. Collaborate on product development and marketing, provide product training and support, monitor performance, ensure regulatory compliance, and represent the company at industry events. The role is hybrid, requires 30–40% domestic travel, and focuses on expanding market share across assigned industries.

Field service engineer responsible for assembling, testing, installing, commissioning, and troubleshooting industrial automation control systems. Duties include configuring VFDs, verifying I/O and machinery communications, supervising electrical contractors, performing preventative maintenance, supporting system commissioning, training maintenance personnel, documenting work, and providing client support. Requires industrial electrical experience, schematic interpretation, electrical and mechanical knowledge, troubleshooting ability, and extensive domestic travel.

Provides executive administrative support through calendar coordination, meeting preparation, document creation, travel arrangements, expense processing, and confidential information management. Supports HR administration, onboarding, employee records, recruiting coordination, employee events, communications, and HR projects. Requires strong organization, communication, discretion, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to manage competing priorities.

Coordinates reception and office administration, including greeting visitors, managing calls and mail, scheduling meetings, maintaining documents and spreadsheets, ordering supplies, and supporting travel arrangements. Also maintains clean, organized common areas and meeting spaces through light housekeeping. Requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, customer service, and Microsoft Excel skills.

Designs, programs, tests, commissions, and supports automated manufacturing and control systems. Responsibilities include PLC programming, drive and motion control, HMI and SCADA development, system troubleshooting, drawing review, customer support, commissioning, documentation, and end-user training. The role requires collaboration with customers, project managers, and sales teams, plus approximately 30–50% domestic and international travel.

Design, document, and maintain electrical schematics, control panel layouts, and BOMs. Specify components, ensure UL/NEC compliance, create AutoCAD Electrical libraries/blocks, and collaborate with engineers, purchasing, and vendors to support manufacturing and project delivery.

The Power Systems Mechanical Engineer will design mechanical components for power distribution systems, perform thermal analysis, create 3D models, and ensure adherence to mechanical standards while collaborating with electrical engineers.