Controls Hardware Design Engineer II - Relocation Assistance Eligible
Summary
This Controls Hardware Design Engineer II designs electrical and fluid power schematics for turnkey custom automation equipment at an industrial machine builder. Day-to-day work centers on AutoCAD Electrical drafting, translating mechanical device lists into controls hardware designs, and supporting build technicians and software engineers through debug.
Relocation Assistance may be available for qualified candidates.
JOB SUMMARY
The Controls Hardware Design Engineer II is responsible for providing controls hardware design for turnkey custom automation equipment.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- Work independently on medium sized or average complexity projects and/or under direction of more senior engineers on portions of larger or more complex projects.
- Review customer requirements, PMD proposal, PMD cost estimate, and Federal, State, & Local requirements.
- In advance of completed Mechanical Engineering design, attend Mechanical Design Reviews to understand machine functionality and incorporate associated Controls Hardware design elements into the Controls Hardware design.
- Translate device list provided by Mechanical Engineering into Controls Hardware design elements.
- Utilize AutoCad Electrical for drafting.
- Use provided symbols & circuits.
- Develop new symbols & circuits as necessary.
- Controls Hardware Design
- AC Power schematics
- DC Power schematics
- Safety schematics
- Servo/Stepper schematics
- Industrial Network schematics
- Device schematics
- Testers, Transducers, Laser Markers, Welders, Robots, etc.
- I/O schematics
- Control Enclosure layouts
- Control Panel layouts
- Fluid Power Supply schematics
- Fluid Power Control schematics
- Bill of Materials
- Interact with Controls Build personnel to answer questions.
- Assist Controls Build Technicians, Controls Software Engineers, and Controls Engineers with electrical and fluid power debug.
- Update design as required throughout the project life cycle.
OTHER DUTIES
- Maintain a clean and orderly work area.
- Observe safety procedures.
- Any other task assigned by management within scope of position, federal and state regulations.