Lead automation and controls capabilities supporting safe, reliable, and efficient manufacturing operations at the Ontario facility, with limited support for the Portland facility.
Locations (2)
Ontario, California, United States
Portland, United States
Compensation
United States: 131,000 - 175,000 USD
Responsibilities
Lead and develop a small team of Automation and Controls Technicians
Provide technical leadership for the Ontario manufacturing facility across industrial automation, programmable logic controllers (Rockwell PLC Platform), human-machine interfaces, supervisory control systems, instrumentation, industrial networks, motion control and related manufacturing technologies
Provide limited automation and controls support for the Portland facility
Partner with Operations, Maintenance and Engineering teams to identify chronic equipment issues, determine root causes and implement controls and automation solutions
Lead troubleshooting of complex controls and automation issues
A project-focused engineering role responsible for providing electrical and automation expertise for the Integrated Steel Plant (ISP) project in Iowa.
Responsibilities
Provide electrical and automation engineering support throughout the project lifecycle, from engineering and design development through procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover.
Review electrical and automation design deliverables, including design philosophies, single-line diagrams, load lists, power distribution drawings, cable schedules, layouts, instrument indexes, control philosophies, and technical specifications.
Support development and review of the plant-wide electrical power distribution architecture, including incoming power interfaces, substations, transformers, switchgear, motor control centres (MCCs), drives, and distribution systems.
Review electrical load calculations, short-circuit studies, protection coordination, arc-flash assessments, grounding and lightning protection, cable sizing, and other relevant engineering studies.
Coordinate electrical interfaces between plant process areas and major equipment packages, including EAF and steelmaking, casting, rolling mills, material handling, utilities, and other ISP facilities.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, Control Systems, or a related Engineering discipline
Lead equipment maintenance, reliability improvement and lifecycle management across supercapacitor manufacturing processes.
Responsibilities
Lead equipment maintenance, reliability improvement and lifecycle management across supercapacitor manufacturing processes
Establish and continuously improve the three-level maintenance system
Lead complex troubleshooting, root cause analysis, technical upgrades and cross-functional issue resolution
Ensure safe, stable and efficient equipment operation
Strengthen the technical capability and execution effectiveness of the equipment maintenance team
Requirements
Associate degree or above in Mechanical Design, Manufacturing and Automation, Mechanical Manufacturing and Automation, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering and Automation, Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, or other related engineering disciplines
Electrical Equipment Design and Reliability Engineer supporting semiconductor equipment development.
Responsibilities
Lead electrical portion of full machine development cycles
Develop and review electrical system architecture and schematics
Specify industrial electrical components
Define electrical and control interfaces for CNC systems
Perform and document electrical design calculations
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, Controls Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or a related technical discipline
Nice to have: semiconductor manufacturing equipment
A Maintenance Technician responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining manufacturing equipment, electrical systems, and facility infrastructure.
Compensation
The pay range for this position in local currency is $26.50-30/hr
Responsibilities
Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain electrical systems and industrial manufacturing equipment.
Install, repair, and replace motors, contactors, relays, breakers, sensors, switches, transformers, and related electrical components.
Troubleshoot motor controls, variable-frequency drives, control panels, and production equipment.
Perform preventive and predictive maintenance to improve equipment reliability and minimize downtime.