Jobs at Wynsite

Designs and enhances custom conveyor and automated material handling systems. Supports engineering reviews, drawings, testing, scheduling, vendor coordination, purchasing, cost monitoring, customer communication, and continuous improvement. Uses AutoCAD and/or SolidWorks to create approval, permit, and installation drawings. Collaborates with mechanical, electrical, industrial, controls, software, and project management teams. Travels up to 20% for site measurements, equipment inventory, system commissioning, and customer interaction.

Performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs on automated material handling systems. Diagnoses mechanical and basic electrical issues, conducts preventive and predictive maintenance, documents repairs, tracks spare parts, and follows OSHA and company safety standards. Requires three years of related mechanical, electrical, HVAC, elevator, automotive, building maintenance, or machinery experience. Must hold a passport and be able to travel to Canada and Mexico.

Designs, develops, prototypes, tests, and revises conveyor-system products. Performs engineering calculations, modeling, simulations, cost and reliability analysis, and prototype test planning. Collaborates with design, manufacturing, quality, purchasing, and administrative teams to resolve issues and deliver safe, maintainable products. Creates technical drawings, analyzes performance data, selects purchased components, manages multiple projects, and mentors junior engineers. The role requires approximately 20% travel.

Manages material handling automation projects involving conveyors, robotics, AS/RS, structures, controls, software, and warehouse systems. Oversees project planning, execution, financials, resources, customer and supplier relationships, contracts, records, communications, and multiple concurrent locations. Requires up to 50% travel and occasional weekend or evening work during go-live events.

Designs and coordinates highly automated material handling projects across mechanical, controls, structural, ASRS, and robotics disciplines. Reviews proposals, facilitates design reviews, manages customer deliverables, coordinates vendors and engineering teams, tracks schedules and costs, ensures regulatory and safety compliance, and resolves project issues. The role may require occasional site travel for facility reviews, construction monitoring, solution deployment, and customer acceptance.

Processes full-cycle accounts payable activities, including invoice matching, approvals, vendor payments, check runs, reconciliations, ledger entries, expense reports, aging reviews, and audit documentation. Maintains vendor records and relationships, resolves payment discrepancies, monitors discounts, and supports records management. The role requires on-site collaboration in Hobart, Indiana, with project managers, controllers, vendors, and internal teams.

Performs sub-assembly and packaging according to drawings, operating procedures, and quality specifications. Inspects, tests, cleans, and lubricates assemblies; records assembly status electronically; maintains tools and an orderly work area; follows safety and quality procedures. Requires blueprint and schematic reading, accurate measurement skills, basic math and computer knowledge, and at least one year of machine assembly experience. Full-time second-shift work may include overtime.

Designs and enhances conveyor and automated material handling systems, reviews designs for compliance, prepares AutoCAD drawings, coordinates technical development and testing, obtains vendor quotes, monitors project schedules and costs, and resolves engineering issues. Collaborates with mechanical, electrical, industrial, controls, software, customers, vendors, and installers. Travels up to 20% for site measurements, equipment inventory, system commissioning, and customer interfacing.

Operates fabrication and machine-shop equipment to cut, shape, bend, and form structural steel products for industrial automation. Reads blueprints and job specifications, sets machine guides, measures workpieces, inspects for defects, performs deburring and minor maintenance, and follows quality procedures. Requires blueprint-reading and measurement skills, LOTO and crane certifications, physical stamina, and availability for third-shift work and occasional Saturdays.

Supports planning, execution, commissioning, customer acceptance, and closeout of material-handling automation projects. Coordinates engineering, software, operations, procurement, installation teams, vendors, subcontractors, and customers while tracking schedules, budgets, risks, milestones, changes, and financial performance. Assists with installation, startup, commissioning, operational readiness, and customer reporting. This development role includes mentoring, field assignments, extensive travel, and temporary relocation, with progression toward independent project management within 12–24 months.

Develops, improves, and documents manufacturing processes, equipment, tooling, and process controls. Analyzes quality, cost, throughput, and production data to drive Lean and continuous improvement initiatives. Supports troubleshooting, corrective actions, technical training, vendor coordination, and production changes. Creates layouts and documentation using CAD software, works cross-functionally with engineering, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and IT, and contributes to automation and paper-free factory initiatives.

Designs and leads industrial automation control systems for material-handling solutions. Responsibilities include developing PLC programs, schematics, specifications, prototypes, automated equipment sequences, and manufacturing transitions. The role leads projects, performs testing and field investigations, ensures safety and reliability, manages schedules and costs, and mentors junior engineers. Requires significant controls engineering experience, Allen-Bradley expertise, industrial automation knowledge, and up to 50% domestic travel.

Manages software projects for warehouse control and execution systems, coordinating requirements, schedules, budgets, resources, testing, customer communications, implementation, commissioning, and go-live activities. The role oversees software deliverables across the SDLC, manages project risks and financials, supports portfolio reporting, coordinates internal teams and subcontractors, and ensures successful client acceptance. Travel up to 30% may be required, including evenings or weekends during go-live events.

Develops and engineers automated material handling products, including conveyors, sortation systems, robotics, control panels, schematics, and PLC programs. Collaborates on specifications, product design, manufacturing integration, testing, safety, cost estimates, and field issue resolution. Performs prototype and on-site beta testing while ensuring reliability and performance. Requires up to 40% domestic travel across North America.

Manages software projects for warehouse controls and execution systems within material handling automation implementations. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, customer communication, software lifecycle coordination, testing, implementation, commissioning, go-live support, portfolio reporting, and project closeout. The role coordinates internal teams, customers, vendors, and subcontractors while supporting software, hardware, network, and operational deliverables.

Designs and documents electrical control systems for industrial material handling projects. Creates device layouts, schematics, panel layouts, power distribution plans, network layouts, bills of material, and installation details using AutoCAD Electrical. Coordinates material and panel ordering, supports fabrication and installation, updates as-built drawings, and improves departmental automation. Requires industrial controls design experience and knowledge of Rockwell/Allen-Bradley systems and applicable electrical safety standards. Travel is up to 20%.

Leads the development of automated material handling products, including conveyor, sortation, and automation equipment. Designs, prototypes, tests, and revises products; performs engineering calculations and simulations; develops test plans; selects purchased components; resolves design issues; and ensures products meet safety, reliability, manufacturability, cost, and customer requirements. Leads project teams, mentors engineers, coordinates with manufacturing and vendors, and supports on-site testing. Travel is required up to 20%.

Operates fabrication and machine shop equipment to cut, shape, bend, and form structural steel products for industrial automation. Reads blueprints and measurements, sets machine guides, positions workpieces, inspects dimensions and defects, performs deburring and minor maintenance, and follows quality and safety procedures. The role requires blueprint and measurement skills, LOTO and crane certifications, physical stamina, and occasional Saturday availability.

Manages second-shift production operations, supervisors, staffing, schedules, quality, safety, budgets, labor charges, outsourcing, and continuous improvement. Coordinates with manufacturing leadership, project managers, and engineering to complete material-handling projects on schedule and within budget. Provides employee coaching, technical guidance, performance management, and ensures compliance with quality management procedures.

Supervises second-shift powder-coating shop operations, including staffing, scheduling, workflow, production quality, safety, training, and employee performance. Provides technical guidance, resolves employee issues, tracks attendance and productivity, issues corrective actions, and communicates production status, backlogs, and delivery updates. Leads 6S and continuous-improvement initiatives while supporting process standardization, equipment upgrades, and compliance with company policies and QMS requirements.