Controls Engineer - Webster, NY

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Location: Webster NY - Onsite

Schedule - Days, Monday-Friday

Compensation: $80,000-$110,000

The Webster Machining and Coating Manufacturing (M&CM) organization is seeking a Controls Engineer to support multiple manufacturing operations. Webster M&CM produces high-performance consumable parts for high-end production printing presses on several unique, highly automated production lines. The controls engineer is a key player to ensure Xerox's ability to deliver high-quality parts to our customers. This role is ideal for someone who loves to collaborate to solve problems in multiple areas and thrives in a fast-paced environment.

Job responsibilities include:

• Providing engineering support, potentially including off-shift
• Creating and maintaining controls documentation, equipment maintenance procedures, and automation programming.
• Interaction with industrial staff, employees, quality personnel and process engineers.
• Systems integration with vendors providing equipment.
• Troubleshooting of electromechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems and processes.
• Upgrades to the current equipment to enable run-cost targets and enable future products, including controls-related elements of productivity improvements.
• Experience with Class1/Div. 1&2 hazardous location requirements. This includes the need for ESD shoes and a respirator.

The well qualified candidate will have:

• Experience troubleshooting and maintaining mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems incorporated in multiple materials handling and process manufacturing lines.

• PLC, MMI, and HMI Programming experience including but not limited to:

• Allen-Bradley (PLC)

• Control Logix

• SLC500

• Panelview (HMI’s)

• Factory Talk Studio View (HMI’s)

• Schneider Electric (PLC)

• Unity platform

• Modicon Premium

• Magelis MMI

• Lexium drives

• TSX-PL7 legacy platform

• Kollmorgen Drives

• ABB robotics

• Experience with the following software

• Microsoft Windows

• IBM OS2 for legacy software

• Autocad

• Rockwell RSLogix

• Rockwell Factory Talk View

• Schneider PL7 Pro

• Schneider Vijeo

• Siemens 7

• Education requirement:

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or mechanical engineering preferred. Other Engineering with the programming experience detailed above is also acceptable.