Corporate Engineer - Electrical

What You Get to Do

• Safety
  • Aligns with and actively supports Amcor values by putting safety first in all situations.
  • Serves as a role model to others by ensuring that all project work is completed in accordance with our safety policies.
• Integrity
  • Determines customer's needs by identifying problems and safety concerns. Develop and evaluate solutions thereby defining project scope.
  • Coordinates, prepares and/or assembles the engineering package/project documentation for each assigned project based on direction provided from manager.
• Collaboration
  • Interfaces with people, departments, and/or companies to ensure that equipment is safe, made on schedule and to specification.
  • Provides purchasing services for project materials required. This includes reviewing potential vendors, contacting vendors, coordinating with the Purchasing department, issuing purchase orders, some price negotiation, and expediting delivery.
• Accountability
  • Manages project costs, project scheduling, and communicates pertinent data to appropriate areas for engineering projects which may vary in terms of scope and responsibilities.
  • Completes Project Closeout and Postmortem Analysis for appropriate projects.
• Results and Out performance
  • Actively participates on continuous improvement / kaizen teams and leads teams as requested.
  • Secures and maintains knowledge of current industry practices as they may apply to Amcor products and equipment.
  • Assists with installation, checkout, start-up and training as necessary.
• Talent
  • Supports projects and initiatives in designated technical area of expertise. Understands engineering function as a whole and recognizes how their works affects the outcome of projects.
• Commercial Excellence
  • Utilizes communication skills to effectively communicate with cross‑functional teams. Actively seeks to understand different communication styles and develops best practices for managing challenges and difficult situations that may involve multiple parties.
• Operational Leadership
  • Sets personal and supports team goals with the strategic direction of the business and helps communicate the message to others. Is a 'self‑starter' who initiates, supports, and implements a cross set of different projects.
• Innovation
  • Develops and implements solutions when a chosen course of action is not yielding effective results; not afraid to try a different approach and potentially re‑direct self to develop a more successful solution.
• Cash and Capital Discipline
  • Utilizes consistent and organized methodologies to manage projects and project spend. Able to understand where differences lie in final project savings number.
• Role Emphasis
  • Controls
    • Creates, plans programming, configuration, integration, networking and communication services using equipment and software from a variety of HMI, SCADA, and PLC manufacturers, as well as various communication protocols.
    • Performs testing and validation of machine instrumentation with the controls package.
    • Fosters integration and development of team IT resources related to engineering functions such as PLC/machine control, HMI function and edge device use.
    • Creates and reviews technologies to be used for future applications and extensions of current architecture.
  • Electrical
    • Creates, and plans designs for electrical machine systems.
    • Performs testing and validation of electrical machine designs and systems.
    • Performs engineering calculations to support design and electrical engineering work.
    • Creates and reviews technical drawings, plans, and specifications utilizing computer software.
  • Automation
    • Assist in investigations and concepts of new automation solutions to solve manufacturing issues. Automation solutions can include industrial robotics, AGVs/AMRs, cobots, right‑sized automation, inspection systems, etc.
    • Develops test plans to burndown risk for automation projects and set requirements for FATs and SATs.
    • Performs testing and validation of small‑scale automation systems.
    • Reviews technical drawings, plans, proposals, RFQs, RFQ responses, and specifications for small‑scale automation work.

• Bachelor's degree in engineering.
• Electrical, Mechanical, CS&E, Controls/Automation Engineering or related technical field.
• 3–6 years of…