Controls & IT Systems Engineer

Responsibilities

• Controls Engineering & Automation: Design, program, maintain, and troubleshoot PLC, HMI, SCADA, VFD, and industrial control systems.
• Maintain manufacturing equipment, automated production lines, and process control systems.
• Develop and maintain control system documentation, electrical schematics, and network architecture drawings.
• Lead automation projects, equipment upgrades, and process improvement initiatives.
• Analyze equipment performance, identify root causes of failures, and implement corrective actions.
• Support machine integration, data collection, and Industry initiatives.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, Systems Engineering, or related discipline.
• 7+ years of experience in industrial controls, automation, systems engineering, or information technology.
• Experience supporting manufacturing operations and industrial networks.
• Proven project management and troubleshooting experience via Logical Problem Solving and Root Cause Analysis.
• Proficient understanding of Information Technology systems, networks and devices (PC’s, Printers, Switches, Servers, Phones).
• Cyber Security Awareness.
• Professional Communication, Leadership and Integrity.
• Proficient Controls and Networking Experience.

Benefits

Starting on Day 1! Including Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, Life & more!

Retirement Savings - 401(k) contribution + match.

Work/Life Balance - Paid Vacation & Holidays.

Growth Opportunities - We have over 9,000+ employees worldwide and 40+ locations in North America alone. Growth opportunities are limitless!

Wellness Programs – Wieland encourages participation in our unique and personalized approach to wellness, where you are eligible to earn healthcare premium discounts as well as HSA employer contributions based on your status within the program.

Sustainability- Wieland continues to break ground with eco-friendly solutions and push the barrier in sustainability for future generations.