Senior Machinery Control Systems Engineer
2 days ago
Philadelphia, PA, United States
WILLCOR Inc
Full-time
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Senior Machinery Control Systems Engineer (Waterfront)Philadelphia, PASecretCommensurate with experienceSenior Machinery Control Systems Engineer supporting shipboard machinery control systems, with a strong waterfront focus on installation, testing, troubleshooting, and technical documentation. The role requires significant PLC-based control systems experience, shipyard/waterfront support, and hands-on work aboard Navy or Coast Guard vessels.10 years of professional engineering experience5–7 years testing and troubleshooting PLC-based machinery control systems5–7 years of technical writing, including: Test procedures, installation and rip-out documentation Technical manuals.3 years supporting machinery control systems aboard USCGC POLAR STAR (WAGB-10)3 years as a waterfront representative at a civilian or military shipyardB.
S. degree in engineering disciplineServe as the primary waterfront point of contact for ship checks, installations, testing, and troubleshooting.
Provide shipboard and remote troubleshooting support during ship light-off, installation, and testing.
Write and maintain test procedures, test plans, installation/rip-out procedures, maintenance procedures, and technical manuals.
Perform software loads on Windows/Linux computers, PLC processors/cards, and circuit-level firmware.
Identify drawing discrepancies, configuration issues, equipment deficiencies, and installation/operational interferences during ship checks.
Develop shipboard installation, troubleshooting, and test-assessment plans.
Produce status reports, metrics, and trip reports.
Track failures in the System Problem/Improvement Report database.
Provide shipboard operator and maintenance training on machinery control systems.
S. degree in engineering disciplineServe as the primary waterfront point of contact for ship checks, installations, testing, and troubleshooting.
Provide shipboard and remote troubleshooting support during ship light-off, installation, and testing.
Write and maintain test procedures, test plans, installation/rip-out procedures, maintenance procedures, and technical manuals.
Perform software loads on Windows/Linux computers, PLC processors/cards, and circuit-level firmware.
Identify drawing discrepancies, configuration issues, equipment deficiencies, and installation/operational interferences during ship checks.
Develop shipboard installation, troubleshooting, and test-assessment plans.
Produce status reports, metrics, and trip reports.
Track failures in the System Problem/Improvement Report database.
Provide shipboard operator and maintenance training on machinery control systems.