Designs, programs, commissions, validates, troubleshoots, and improves manufacturing automation systems. Responsibilities include PLC, HMI, and VFD programming; electrical control panel design; equipment qualification; root-cause investigations; quality and CAPA support; NPI, change control, sustaining engineering, and capital projects. The role also leads technical teams, reduces downtime, and implements strategic manufacturing improvements.

Sell medical and laboratory equipment across Minnesota while meeting sales quotas, developing customer relationships, identifying opportunities, coordinating installations and training, resolving service issues, supporting channel partners, documenting forecasts in Salesforce.com, monitoring competition, and attending trade shows. The role is field-based near Minneapolis and requires overnight travel up to 50%.