Instrumentation and Controls Engineer
OkloFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, Controls Engineering, Automation Engineer, or Computer Science. A minimum of 5 years of experience is required in the design and implementation of industrial control systems using PLC, HMIs, Industrial Robotics, and VFD/Servo Drives. Proficiency in ground-up programming of PLCs and HMIs, particularly Rockwell Automation products, is essential. Knowledge of Power Systems and Servo Controls for motion control systems, along with experience in AC/DC Drive Control Architecture, is necessary. Expert-level experience with Rockwell PLCs (ControlLogix, GuardLogix) and industrial automation network technology is required. Experience developing and programming HMI applications (Ignition8, FactoryTalk ME/SE), understanding electrical and mechanical schematics, and troubleshooting complex automated systems are also key requirements. Familiarity with JIRA and agile methodology is needed, and knowledge of Inductive Automation products is a plus. The role requires the ability to travel up to 25% and a valid driver's license.
The Advanced Industrial Controls Engineer will define and plan technical tasks for research and development projects, prioritizing innovative development efforts. They will spearhead the development of new control system functionalities and modifications, and oversee the execution of test strategies. Responsibilities include collaborating on the development of standard code libraries for Symbotic control systems and documenting these libraries and final control system programming. The engineer will actively participate in design reviews, providing specialized expertise to enhance system performance. They will also conduct root cause analysis to identify and solve technical challenges and document research findings, development processes, and simulation results.
Develops robotics and software for supply chains
Symbotic develops robotics and software aimed at improving supply chain operations. Their products include both hardware and software that work together to automate various processes within warehouses and distribution centers. This automation helps manufacturers, distributors, and retailers streamline their operations, making them faster and more efficient. Unlike many competitors, Symbotic focuses on creating a comprehensive solution that integrates seamlessly into existing supply chains, providing not just the technology but also ongoing support and maintenance. The goal of Symbotic is to enhance the profitability of their clients by optimizing supply chain performance through advanced automation.