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Forming your future As ANDRITZ Schuler Inc, we shape the future of an entire industry. As an employer, we give you the chance to shape your own future. You experience freedom and stand on solid ground. Together we transform engineering in the digital age - and develop your future. At ANDRITZ Schuler Inc. SUMMARY OF FUNCTIONS: The Controls Engineer is a member of a team of electric and controls professionals, responsible for design, integration and testing of Schuler industrial control systems. This role places a heavy emphasis on the development and design of industrial press and automation controls. These controls projects are in general mission-critical and require a strong commitment to on-time delivery. Projects range from hardware modifications to complete equipment and system upgrades, including new electrical hardware, control PCs and PLCs, HMIs and integrated safety systems. Service and supporting roles, as outlined below, are also an integral part of this position. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Hardware design and development Design and develop the layout of control systems including all required PLC, PC, HMI, safety, and communication hardware. Create bills of materials in Schuler’s ERP system. Create hardware schematics and approval of finished schematics. Responsible for following and implementing all applicable standards and customer requirements, including local and national safety standards such as OSHA, ANSI, and CSA. Research and apply new technologies to improve Schuler’s competitiveness. Service and supporting roles Support the Field Service Group in preparation of installations and updates. Provide troubleshooting assistance to Schuler field service technicians and engineers. Assist onsite installation if required. Occasional service calls may be required. Visit customers on occasional sales or project meetings. Perform as Project Manager on specific jobs based on assignment by the Service Engineering Manager. Support Customer Service Representatives in spare parts order processing by providing technical information. Interface with the customer as needed to resolve issues and technical concerns. Supports new machine sales with technical information when requested. REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor degree preferred A minimum of five years of experience in designing industrial control systems, preferably in the field of hydraulic and mechanical power presses and press automation systems Knowledge in Allen Bradley RSLogix 5, 500, and Studio 5000 is a plus Knowledge in Siemens S7F, S5 is a plus Experience with industrial networking such as PROFIBUS, PROFINET, EtherNet/IP and EtherCat AutoCAD Electrical, E-Plan P8 Proficient user of Microsoft Office 2010 Familiar with ERP systems, preferably SAP. Ability to travel, nationally and abroad. Must be able and willing to travel. Able to facilitate discussions and give presentations with highly technical content. Presents clearly and informatively. Possess strong analytical aptitude Proficient computer skills with the ability to learn new software Customer focused Strong time management and organizational skills Ability to multi-task and to work in dynamic business environment; Adaptable to change Self-motivated and results oriented; Ability to use judgement and make decisions independently Teamwork oriented to resolve problems and achieve goals Excellent listening, verbal and written communication skills All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or disability.
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