Ignition Engineer

About the role

EOSYS is seeking an Ignition Engineer to join our dynamic team. You will work with small, multi-disciplinary teams to develop Ignition-based solutions for manufacturing clients. Projects range from standalone SCADA applications to full-scale MES/MOM applications across multiple facilities.

Responsibilities

- Configure and develop Ignition-based applications - Develop applications using Ignition, Python, Jython, C#.NET, web technologies, and SQL - Develop applications using Ignition Vision and Perspective - Commissioning and troubleshooting - Familiarity with PLC tag structures and communications

Requirements

- BS in Computer Science or Engineering (Computer, Electrical, Mechanical) - 5+ years’ experience configuring and developing applications using Ignition - Experience with React, TypeScript, and AI Development is a plus - Experience with OPC UA and MQTT is a plus - Experience with Ignition Edge, MES, and IIoT connectivity is a plus - Experience with databases (SQL Server, MySQL, Postgres, MariaDB, MongoDB) is a plus - Basic knowledge of PLC tag structures and communications - Familiarity with working in a manufacturing environment

Qualifications

- Basic knowledge of PLCs and controls systems - Familiarity with working in a manufacturing environment - Commissioning and troubleshooting

Skills

- Python, Jython, C#.NET, web technologies, SQL - Ignition Vision and Perspective development environments - React, TypeScript, AI Development - OPC UA, MQTT - Ignition Edge, MES, IIoT connectivity - Databases (SQL Server, MySQL, Postgres, MariaDB, MongoDB) - PLC tag structures and communications

Benefits

- Commissioning and troubleshooting - Familiarity with PLCs and controls systems

Pay

- Competitive salary based on experience

Schedule

- Hybrid work model based out of Middletown, OH office - Regular, routine onsite presence for face-to-face collaboration, team meetings, and hands-on projects - Partial remote work - Up to 10% travel to client sites regionally and throughout the continental US - Ability to work overtime, nights, weekends, and holidays as required - Overnight travel is required