Momentum Manufacturing Group - Saint Johnsbury, VT
posted 4 months ago
Momentum Manufacturing Group is seeking an experienced Automation Control Engineer to join our Operations department. This role is pivotal in developing and optimizing our fleet of robotic and automation systems, ensuring their cost-effective use across various production processes and unique parts and assemblies. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 10 years of hands-on experience in engineering, particularly in automation and robotics. This position requires fluency in adapting to various software packages and the ability to create access to multiple machine data packages. The engineer will be responsible for conceptualizing, designing, selecting components, implementing, and testing electronics and software control systems. Additionally, the role involves creating Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI) and automated management reporting tools, as well as documenting solutions and revisions thoroughly. The Automation Control Engineer will actively participate in identifying opportunities for improvement and designing and developing innovative solutions. Collaboration with departmental and corporate leadership is essential, and the successful candidate will excel in problem-solving, exploration, learning, and creating comprehensive and documented solutions. This position is integral to the success of our manufacturing processes, and the engineer will work closely with internal and external customers and vendors to resolve issues and provide technical support. In this role, you will be responsible for collecting machine data and communicating with multiple devices through integration platforms such as Telit DeviceWise. You will conceptualize and design automation processes, support and improve robotic systems within metal fabrication, machining, and assembly processes, and participate in factory acceptance testing for projects integrated from outside vendors. Your expertise will also be required in writing and debugging part-specific automation programming, supporting new part additions, and making modifications to existing automation systems.