Automation Technician

As a Maintenance and Automation Technician (also known as Controls Technician, Automation Engineer), you'll be responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of controls and automation equipment. This includes troubleshooting, performing program backups, and system upgrades. You'll work closely with cross-functional teams including safety, quality, engineering, and production, providing technical guidance to other members of the maintenance team.

• Opportunity to work with high-volume automated production machinery.
• Chance to develop a wide range of skills through cross-training in multiple job functions.
• Work environment that encourages personal accountability and proactive problem-solving.

• 3 years of maintenance and/or automation work experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Experience with PLC’s, panel building, robotics, and setting up/modifying programs.
• Basic machine troubleshooting skills and ability to solve electrical and mechanical issues.