Join Rockwell Automation as a Controls Engineer and play a key role in supporting and advancing the automation systems that power our Twinsburg manufacturing facility. In this hands-on role, you'll troubleshoot and enhance complex equipment, program PLC, HMI, and SCADA systems, support automation and robotics initiatives, and partner across the plant to improve operational performance and drive continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Provide plant support through the performance of installation, as well as overseeing any necessary diagnoses, troubleshooting, service, and repair of Rockwell equipment and systems in plant's operation.
Implements solutions and performs design and/or programming modifications to plant's equipment on assigned projects to include hardware and software modifications to complex electrical and control systems.
Program PLCs, HMIs and SCADA systems for new or modified equipment.
Maintain automation and equipment including working with plant support groups such as Advance Manufacturing and Advance process automation.
Troubleshoot problems, identify, and implement new or amended system functionality, identify operational process gaps, and take corrective actions.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Relevant Field
Bachelor's degree in Controls, Industrial, Mechanical, Electrical, or Manufacturing Engineering
Support pre-commissioning and commissioning activities to ensure material handling systems are tested, validated, and ready for controls integration.
Locations (2)
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
North America
Compensation
The base pay range for this role is estimated to be $38,000 - $86,000 at the time of posting. Final compensation will be determined by various factors such as work location, education, experience, knowledge, and skills.
Responsibilities
Work closely with electrical installers and Controls Engineers to implement and validate simple to highly complex material handling systems at customer sites throughout North America.
Load emulated PLC programs and complete static functional testing according to received Description of Operation and drawing documentation.
Complete material handling system I/O and device level checkout and validation.
Troubleshoot and correct component problems (PLC, field devices, network repeaters, etc.) as required.
Test, validate and troubleshoot various communications and controls networks such as Ethernet IP, Device Net, Control Net, Profi-bus, AS-I, and CAN.
Electrical Controls Engineer II responsible for designing, developing, and implementing electrical control systems for manufacturing and automation applications.
Compensation
Pay Range:
$89,458.00 - $121,031.00
Responsibilities
Design and develop electrical control systems based on project requirements
Develop and implement control system programming to support automation and equipment functionality
Integrate control systems with equipment components
Conduct system testing, validation, and troubleshooting
Identify and resolve system issues through root cause analysis
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or a related discipline
Lead and execute electrical controls engineering scope on moderate to large industrial projects, providing technical leadership, developing designs, and coordinating with multidisciplinary teams.
Compensation
The anticipated salary range for this position is $95,000 - $132,800.
Responsibilities
Lead moderate to large-scale electrical controls projects, providing technical direction and decision-making on complex engineering issues
Coordinate with multidisciplinary engineering and design teams to develop complete, high-quality design deliverables
Lead and manage maintenance activities for the 3rd shift at a pizza plant, ensuring safety, reliability, and cost efficiency.
Compensation
The base salary range for this position is $68,000 to $113,000 annually, with eligibility for a 10% annual incentive bonus based on organizational performance.
Responsibilities
Ensure a safe work environment and full compliance with company, state, and federal safety regulations.
Lead and prioritize daily maintenance activities (preventive, corrective, and reactive) to support production needs.
Monitor and drive maintenance KPIs, equipment reliability, and root cause problem-solving efforts.
Oversee equipment repairs, outages, contractors, and vendor work execution.
Manage maintenance budget, CMMS compliance (SAP PM or equivalent), and spare parts availability.
As a Manufacturing Controls Engineer, you will support and maintain production-scale manufacturing and process development equipment, ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient operation across laboratory and pilot production environments.
Compensation
The expected compensation range for this position is $85,200 - $117,150, which includes base pay plus variable incentive pay, if eligible.
Responsibilities
Supporting and maintaining production-scale manufacturing and process development equipment, ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient operation across laboratory and pilot production environments.
Providing hands‑on troubleshooting, repair, and technical support for controls, automation, electromechanical, and web‑processing equipment to minimize downtime and resolve equipment issues.
Leading proactive equipment reliability and continuous improvement initiatives by identifying opportunities to optimize performance, quality, safety, and productivity.
Designing, installing, modifying, validating, and optimizing manufacturing equipment and control systems, including PLCs, drives, motors, sensors, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems.
Partnering with Engineering, R&D, Production, and other cross‑functional teams to support equipment startups, process improvements, technology transfer activities, and capital projects.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree or higher in a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics discipline
Bachelor’s Degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Automation/Controls Engineering, Robotics Engineering
Engineering Technician (Panama Shift)
Nestle Operational Services Worldwide SA · Posted Nov 7, 2026
Act as the owner of the End-of-Line (EOL) operations. Oversee EOL safety, product quality, machine operations, autonomous maintenance, and workplace housekeeping to ensure smooth production line operations and achieve safety, quality, and production targets.
Responsibilities
Take full responsibility for the assigned EOL production area, ensuring safety, quality, equipment reliability, production targets, productivity, and cost control are achieved.
Supervise daily production activities, assign tasks based on production plans, monitor progress, and coordinate manpower and shift arrangements, including employees' vacation schedules.
Lead daily shift handovers, production meetings, and line activities such as brand changes, cleaning, inspection, lubrication, and stock counting.
Ensure the implementation of IWS standards, including DDS and EO Coaching, and use DMS tools to monitor team performance and continuously improve KPIs.
Promote a zero-quality-incident culture by regularly communicating quality expectations and ensuring all team members understand the importance of product quality.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification, preferably in electrical, engineering, or other technical field
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