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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.

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%.

Designs and leads industrial control systems for automated material-handling solutions. Responsibilities include developing PLC programs, control schematics, equipment sequences, prototypes, and specifications; testing systems; investigating field issues; coordinating manufacturing transitions; and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires leading projects, collaborating with electrical and project teams, and traveling domestically up to 40% for site beta testing and support.

Designs and leads industrial control systems for automated material handling solutions. Develops control specifications, schematics, device layouts, PLC programs, and equipment sequences. Leads projects and team members, conducts prototype and beta testing, investigates field issues, and ensures safety, reliability, performance, and manufacturing integration. Requires domestic travel up to 40% in North America.

Provides advanced technical support, troubleshooting, maintenance, and enhancements for deployed warehouse automation software. Diagnoses production issues, develops patches and releases, performs coding and testing, supports upgrades and migrations, monitors system performance, documents solutions, and collaborates with engineering, field service, and customer support teams. The role includes customer-site travel up to 15%, on-call support, and mentoring junior engineers.

Leads technical execution for strategic customer accounts across material handling automation projects. Owns customer specifications, compliance, solution consistency, technical escalations, design standards, and engineering quality. Supports systems engineering, applications, staffing forecasts, vendor qualification, product approvals, modularization, and customer communications. Guides multidisciplinary teams and mentors engineers while improving efficiency, reducing risk, and standardizing solutions. Requires up to 35% domestic travel in North America.

Design, develop, test, and maintain modern front-end applications for warehouse automation systems. Build responsive interfaces with JavaScript or TypeScript and reactive frameworks, contribute to architecture and modernization efforts, integrate C#/.NET back-end services and databases, troubleshoot complex issues, and participate across the software development lifecycle. The role also includes mentoring engineers, conducting code reviews, improving development practices, and supporting customer implementations with up to 20% travel.

Leads the Software Project Management organization and oversees the portfolio of warehouse automation software implementations. Responsibilities include team leadership, resource and capacity planning, project governance, executive escalations, customer relationship management, financial oversight, risk mitigation, quality assurance, and continuous process improvement. The role partners cross-functionally to ensure projects meet schedule, budget, quality, and customer acceptance objectives, with up to 30% travel for customer and project events.

Develops and engineers automated material handling products, including conveyors, sortation systems, robotic systems, and automated storage equipment. Responsibilities include creating control schematics, specifications, PLC programs, and operating sequences; conducting prototype, beta, and field testing; investigating product issues; and ensuring safety, reliability, cost, and manufacturability. Requires collaboration with engineering teams and up to 40% domestic travel in North America.

Manages software projects for warehouse control and execution systems within material handling automation projects. Responsibilities include scope analysis, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, customer communication, requirements documentation, software testing coordination, resource planning, reporting, vendor coordination, implementation, commissioning, user acceptance testing, and go-live support. The role oversees projects through the software development lifecycle and may travel up to 30%, including evenings or weekends during go-live events.