Electrical and Controls Automation Engineer

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Summary/Objective

• Reporting to the Engineering Manager and under the direction of the Controls Engineering Leads,
• Participating in design, development, testing and commissioning of automated Baggage and Material Handling systems.
• Assisting in designing systems that integrate electrical hardware and software.
• Assisting in controls material specification, schematic preparation and appropriate follow-up. Providing recommendations and ideas related to productivity improvement, cost reduction and improvement in customer satisfaction
• Writing Project Documentation (e.g. Description of Operations, Test Plans)
• Testing using emulation tools like Emulate 3D, Automod
• Field commissioning and startup of Baggage and material Handling, and Cargo Systems

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Electrical Schematics & Panel Design (Controls Panel Design, Power Distribution Panel Design) using Eplan OR Schneider, Siemens Step 7  PLC.
• Network design using, EthernetIP, ModbusTCP, Modbus Plus
• Development of Scripts using Visual Basic, Python etc
• PLC architecture design
• PLC programming with Schneider (Proworx, Concept, Unity)
• Function block programming, Ladder logic programming. STL programming

MANDATORY SKILLS :
• Fluent in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Access) and Windows operating systems
• Strong command of English Language both written and verbal a must
• Working knowledge of programming PLC

Education & Experience

• Bachelor’s or Undergraduate or Graduate Degree in Electrical / Controls / Automation / Robotics / Instrumentation Engineering/Technology
• Two years or more experience in programming PLCs especially Schneider.
• Two years or more experience designing industrial machinery or systems.
• High level of Eplan or Schneider PLC skills,
• Experience working “live” construction jobsites and having safety training
• Experience with conveyor systems controls design & Sorting Machines
• Should be familiar with designing parts which snap/fasten together, and also with parts that rotate, but yet seal