Inframark - Jacksonville, FL
posted about 2 months ago
We are seeking a PLC Applications Engineer who is a Siemens Certified Programmer in the TIA Portal, Step 7, or holds a WinCC certification. This position is fully remote, allowing for flexible paid time off as needed, provided that work requirements are met and the workload of others is not impacted. The role involves developing PLC application monitoring and control software, conducting factory and field testing, and providing customer training and PLC-related service work. The PLC Applications Engineer will receive project requirements and direction through meetings with the Project Manager and by reviewing contract documents. It is essential to keep Project Managers informed about the status of tasks and project milestones while maintaining awareness of project budgets and notifying the PM of any issues that could adversely affect the budget. The engineer will produce timely and accurate project documentation, including timesheets and trip reports, and will follow established best practices and development standards. Key responsibilities include producing the System Control Narrative for projects, developing PLC application programs based on contract documents and the System Control Narrative using the PLC manufacturer's programming software, and installing all developed application software along with required vendor software to ensure proper execution. The engineer will also interface the company's supplied equipment with third-party vendor systems via industrial communication protocols when applicable, participate in Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT), and demonstrate overall system functionality to the Owner/Engineer/Contractor. Training will be provided to operators, supervisors, and administrative personnel, and the engineer will generate and gather all required final project documentation while providing technical assistance to customers and support to field service technicians for troubleshooting and repair of PLC-related issues.