Seeking an Electrical Controls Engineer for a Direct Hire role in Countryside, IL. Our client is a custom manufacturer of tube and pipe mills, roll-form mills, and roll tooling, providing a variety of components and services to the tube, pipe, and roll-forming industries. Services include tube and pipe roll design, mill alignment, and operational consulting. Their products and services are supported by a management and engineering staff with over 150 years of combined in-plant hands-on experience in the manufacture of Tube, Pipe, and Roll Forming products. They continue to develop advanced options and design enhancements to create the next generation of tube, pipe, and roll-form mill equipment.
Our client has an immediate opening for an Electrical Controls Engineer based at their Countryside, Illinois facility. We are seeking a highly qualified and dynamic individual who can deliver major contributions within their Tube Mill, Pipe Mill, and Roll Forming Equipment Engineering group.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Develop control system designs and detailed schematics per customer requirements
- Hands-on implementation of control systems to include required programming, setup, testing/debugging, installation, and startup
- Generate bill of materials, parts lists, and instruction manual documentation
- Possess excellent visualization of process system concepts and their detailed requirements
- Provide technical expertise to the sales department, including direct customer contact
- Communicate directly with engineering peers, production staff, and vendors to complete projects and adjust designs as necessary
- Apply good organizational skills to meet project design, production, and delivery timelines
- Effectively balance multiple projects, responsibilities, and tasks
- Spearhead various research and development initiatives to identify opportunities for new projects and improved processes
- Maintain quality service by establishing and enforcing organization standards
- Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; reviewing professional publications; establishing personal networks; benchmarking state-of-the-art practices; participating in professional societies
