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The Controls System Specialist supports data center commissioning through installation, calibration, testing, troubleshooting of control systems, and documentation of processes.

Lead design and implementation of process automation control systems: define architecture, develop software specifications, program PLC and SCADA, configure thin clients and historian databases, tune control loops, perform startup/commissioning, troubleshoot systems, and provide control system qualifications across project phases.

Lead design, develop, deploy, and commission Ignition-based SCADA solutions. Serve as Ignition SME for architecture, Gateway config, Perspective, MQTT and database integration. Specify hardware/PLCs, perform on-site functional testing, mentor engineers, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and manage project schedule/budget risks.

Lead Automation Engineer responsible for PLC and SCADA system design, programming, and commissioning. Tasks include software architecture, HMI/PLC development, historian/PI integration, control loop tuning, electrical design packages, network configuration, troubleshooting, and delivering validated control systems in regulated (biopharma) environments while leading technical work from concept through commissioning.

Lead projects on design, configuration, and testing of control applications, ensuring customer satisfaction and technical execution.

The Controls Engineer will design and develop process automation control systems, focusing on hardware and software specifications, PLC and SCADA applications, and system tuning and troubleshooting.

Design and implement Unified Namespace (UNS) and IT/OT integrations using HiveMQ, HighByte, and Ignition. Model and contextualize plant data (ISA-95), configure connectivity (MQTT/Sparkplug B, OPC UA/DA, REST), script automations in Python, and support testing, commissioning, and GMP-compliant documentation for regulated manufacturing environments.

Develop cost proposals and estimates for industrial automation and process control projects by reviewing RFPs, drawings, and specifications; identify labor, material, travel, and time requirements; collaborate with engineers and project managers; maintain cost databases and prepare reports; support standardization of estimating methods and tools.

The Controls Engineering Manager will lead a team to provide automation solutions and manage technical projects while collaborating with executives and clients. Responsibilities include project management, budget oversight, and technical specification of control systems and instrumentation.

Lead and contribute to hardware and software design of automation control systems, including programming, tuning, and troubleshooting PLC and SCADA applications.