2nd Shift Controls Engineer

Position:
Process Engineer (Plant Controls Engineer - Spring Hill)

• Support new and current automation projects in Spring Hill.
• Work on shop floor for programs supporting mechanical tooling, robotics programming, electrical troubleshooting, cycle time improvements, and machine debugging.
• Collaborate with the Maintenance department to develop preventive maintenance plans for automation cells and lead technicians in performing these tasks.
• Lead minor automation upgrades to serial programs with a focus on reducing non‑ergonomic operations and improving system reliability.
• Interface with the Automation team in FIS and BG, sharing best practices and aligning deployments of new systems.
• Autonomously follow up on technical files, design studies, startup testing, and maintenance readiness of automatic functions integrated by suppliers in production equipment.
• Display proactive behavior for the acquisition, development, and sharing of technical competencies.
• Coach and develop technician knowledge of electrical troubleshooting and controls diagnosis.
• Maintain backup program archive for recovery from breakdowns.
• Minimize equipment downtime and implement continuous improvement actions to enhance production system reliability.
• Support commitments established in the ISO
  14001 Environmental Policy and comply with plant ISO
  14001 EMS procedures.
• Ensure members in the assigned area(s) of responsibility conform to relevant EMS requirements.
• Support environmental programs to achieve objectives and targets.
• Follow company values and act with an entrepreneurial mindset, autonomy, and accountability.
• Act in accordance with the behaviors established in the Code of Ethics and Code of Management.
• Assist with any additional tasks assigned by the company.
• Follow industry standard LOTO procedures.

• Manage, coordinate, and implement operations through in‑house or contractor resources.
• Alter or create documentation for work cells and associated areas.
• Change machine programs.

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.
• Three to five years of experience with automation in manufacturing engineering or automation design and robot programming.
• Strong mechanical knowledge of tooling (EOAT, sonics, bowl feeders, slides, sensors, etc.).
• Competency in electrical schematics.
• Experience in robot programming (Fanuc, AAB, UR).
• Familiarity with camera verification software (Cognex, Keyence, Sick, etc.).
• Ability to coach and share personal knowledge with others.
• Preferred understanding of automotive interior processes and technologies.
• Proficient technical skills in product and process.
• Proficient communication skills.
• Proficient level of English required.

USD
77,000–96,000