Controls & Commissioning Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Engineering
Automation & Mechatronics Engineer, Test Engineer, Field/Service Technician, Systems Engineer
Location:
Suffolk
Salary: £65,000 - £75,000
If you enjoy getting properly hands‑on with controls, solving problems and seeing a project through from software development to a working system on-site, this is worth a look.
This is a role with plenty of technical variety, combining PLC programming, controls development, testing and commissioning rather than being tied to the same equipment every day.
The RoleWe’re working with an established engineering business looking for an experienced Controls & Commissioning Engineer to join their team.
You’ll work across the full controls lifecycle, getting involved from initial software development and testing through to commissioning and final customer acceptance. It’s a genuinely hands‑on position where you’ll have the opportunity to see the end result of the work you’ve engineered.
What You’ll Be Doing- PLC programming, development and modifications
- HMI development
- Controls and software testing
- Electrical and software fault finding
- FAT and SAT
- Customer‑site commissioning
- Making PLC/HMI changes during commissioning
- Working with drives, servo/motion and wider control systems
- Supporting projects through to final handover
- UK and occasional overseas commissioning
- Strong hands‑on PLC programming experience
- Allen‑Bradley / Rockwell knowledge
- Control Logix and/or Compact Logix experience
- Studio 5000 / RSLogix experience
- HMI development experience
- Strong controls and electrical fault‑finding ability
- Experience with automated machinery or equipment
- FAT, SAT and customer‑site commissioning experience
- Siemens or Mitsubishi experience would also be relevant
- Servo, motion control or robotics experience would be beneficial
If you want a role where you can stay technically hands‑on, work across different engineering challenges and follow projects all the way through to commissioning.
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