Electrical Controls Engineer jobs in Poughkeepsie, NY

Overview

Do you love Automation?? Exciting Career in Controls Engineering!!!  

Salary: Starting at $90,000 based on experience.

Monday - Firday, 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k, PTO & Holidays.

Responsibilities

The Controls Engineer applies engineering knowledge to designs and assists with the development of major engineering projects. This position requires a moderate degree of supervision from the Senior Engineer or Engineering Manager. Any design or technical change decisions require management approval in advance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent, plus 4 to 5 years of related experience.
• Sound understanding of electrical design, schematics, and electrical codes in regard to machine tool design.
• Sound computer skills, Cad for Schematics is desirable.
• Experience with machine tool equipment, electrical design.
• Experienced PLC programmer. Omron, AB, and Siemens are desirable.
• Experienced HMI programmer. Indusoft is desirable.
• Experienced Robotic’s programmer. ABB and Fanuc are desirable.
• Proficient using Microsoft Office, Solidworks, and MPI information system “Epicor.”
• PLC programming experience. Omron, Indusoft experience highly desirable.
• Software knowledge; Excel, Solidworks, and Microsoft Windows.
• Flexible, able to react to change.
• Sound communication skills, verbal, written and the ability to listen effectively.
• Great organizational skills.

Company Website

www.mpi-systems.com

Company Profile

MPI is headquartered in Poughkeepsie, NY, and is proud to be able to stamp all of their equipment with the “Proudly Made in America” moniker. Within its impressive facility, there exists a fully functioning laboratory, showroom and production facility to demonstrate our state-of-the-art wax room equipment. We also boast a full training center to provide ongoing training classes for process engineers, machine operators and maintenance staff, available to our entire global customer base. MPI also offers impressive pattern injection and pattern assembly capabilities. Pattern production is mutually beneficial because it gives the customer a chance to reap the benefits of the process without the initial commitment to purchase. It also allows MPI to clearly see opportunities for enhanced equipment design.