GPAC
Controls Engineer - Studio 5000 & Redundant Controller Experience Required
Job Overview : We are seeking an experienced PLC Engineer to develop, test, and program electronic control systems for mission-critical spaces. This role focuses on creating and implementing PLC programs for HVAC equipment in critical environments, providing technical support during commissioning, and working directly with clients to meet their automation needs. Meet with clients to discuss mechanical and electrical automation requirements
Develop PLC programs to control HVAC equipment maintaining critical spaces
Provide customer-requested changes and updates to existing databases
Offer expertise in customer-facing meetings and during system commissioning
Field Collaboration : Support field teams, contractors, and vendors during project implementation
Commissioning : Debug installation issues during both static and dynamic start-up phases
Create comprehensive programming development processes for projects
System Testing : Ensure all control systems meet performance requirements and specifications
5 years experience as a PLC Programmer
~2 years experience minimum with Studio 5000 Software
~ Experience programming complex chiller and/or boiler systems (Central Plants)
~ Experience programming redundant PLC controller managers
~ Bachelor's degree in software, mechanical, or electrical engineering preferred
~ Ignition Software experience a plus
Health, Dental, and Vision insurance
~ Employee assistance program
Join our team and help drive the future of industrial automation while advancing your career. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, age, color, sex (including pregnancy), religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, military status, genetic information, or any other status protected by applicable laws or regulations.
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