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Automation Engineer

Poland (70% On-Site, 30% Remote)

Data Centre Projects

Join a leading specialist in BMS and automation, delivering cutting-edge solutions across the global data centre market. The business is recognised for its work on hyperscale and mission-critical projects, offering engineers the chance to work on some of the most advanced facilities in Europe.

We're looking for an experienced Automation Engineer with a strong background in Allen Bradley PLCs to support the delivery of major data centre projects. This is a hands-on role combining on-site commissioning with engineering support, working on high-value, critical infrastructure environments.

Salary/Package

€75,000 - €85,000

10% Yearly Bonus

Single Accommodation

Travel Paid

Industry Leading Training

Key Responsibilities

Program, configure, and commission Allen Bradley PLC systems (ControlLogix / CompactLogix)

Support the delivery of automation systems within data centre environments

Integrate PLCs with BMS, SCADA, and third-party systems

Carry out on-site testing, commissioning, and fault finding

Work closely with project teams to ensure successful system delivery

Produce and maintain technical documentation

Desired Experience

Proven experience with Allen Bradley / Rockwell PLCs (essential)

Strong background in industrial automation and commissioning

Experience working on data centres or critical infrastructure projects

Knowledge of industrial communication protocols (e.g., Ethernet/IP, Modbus)

Willingness to travel for on-site work (70%)

Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently

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