Controls Engineer / PLC / Industrial

This client is a robotics, life sciences, and automation consultancy firm located in Wilmington, MA. They are looking for a mid-level Industrial Electrical Engineer focused on PLC/HMI programming, panel design, and automated test systems. This job is full-time and onsite 2 or 3 days per week.

This role offers ownership across the electrical design lifecycle. You will be building systems from schematic design through panel layout, wiring, testing, and field debugging. This opportunity is very hands-on, and you will work directly with control systems, motion hardware, and test fixtures while helping define how machines perform in a real production environment.

Required Skills & Experience

• 4 years of experience in Electrical Engineering or related
• Experience in industrial automation or equipment development
• Strong knowledge of controls (servo, stepper, BLDC drives, encoders, motion controllers, and closed-loop tuning)
• Proven experience with PCB design for custom electronics, including powers supplies and signal conditioning
• Familiarity with ECO / PLM workflows
• Experience with embedded systems and firmware development in C/C for support
  
  

Desired Skills & Experience

• Strong communication skills and a desire to be creative
• Very detail orientated and methodical when debugging systems and solving problems at the electrical and controls level
• Proficiency with electrical design tools (AutoCAD, EPLAN, SolidWorks)
• Scripting or automation experience with python, LabVIEW, or MATLAB
  
  

What You Will Be Doing

Tech Breakdown

• 35% PLC/HMU Programming & Controls Engineering
• 30% Electrical Design & Panel Development
• 20% Automated Test Systems & Commissioning
• 10% Motion Control Systems
• 5% Embedded Systems & PCB Design Support
  
  

Daily Responsibilities

• 70% Hands On
• 5% Management Duties
• 25% Team Collaboration
  
  

The Offer

You Will Receive The Following Benefits

• Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
• 401k
  
  

Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the future.

Posted By: Ava Fraulo