Control Systems Engineer

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Position: Control Systems Engineer
Location: Stockport Area – Hybrid option
Salary: £45-60k + Overtime
Are you a skilled Controls Engineer looking for an exciting new challenge? We're on the lookout for a talented and enthusiastic individual to join our growing team. Be part of a dynamic group of engineers providing cutting-edge solutions for various manufacturing industries. We design, manufacture, and install complex automated systems using the latest robotics, servo, PLC, and vision systems.
Role Overview:
As a Controls Engineer, you’ll collaborate with mechanical and electrical design engineers to create, program, and commission bespoke automation machinery. You'll write PLC software from scratch, program a variety of robots, and produce essential technical documentation. Your expertise will drive continuous improvements and innovative solutions.
Key Responsibilities:

Customer Collaboration: Understand customer requirements and produce functional design specifications and system manuals.
Commissioning: Fully test and commission machinery, ensuring successful FAT & SAT.
Robotics Programming: Program a range of robots including ABB, KUKA, FANUC, and Yaskawa.
Software Design: Align software designs with customer and regulatory requirements, ensuring timely delivery of design documents.
Project Coordination: Communicate project status, collaborate with suppliers, and liaise with design teams to meet deadlines.
Technical Support: Provide on-site support, training, and participate in design reviews to improve functions and processes.
Key Skills:
Proficiency with Siemens and Rockwell programming software (TIA Portal, RSLogix, WinCC).
Strong communication and problem-solving skills.
Ability to travel within the UK and abroad.
Experience in bespoke/special purpose machine building, robotics, and automation.
Knowledge of vision and sensing systems, pneumatics, hydraulics, and vacuum systems.
Excellent time management and ability to handle pressure.
Understanding of UKCA/CE Technical file creation and risk assessments.
Qualifications/Experience:
Degree/equivalent or higher in Mechanical, Electrical, or Mechatronics Engineering, or Computer Science. HND, HNC, BTEC.
Around 4 years or more industry experience.
Why Join Us?
Innovative Projects: Work with the latest in automation and robotics technology.
Flexible Hours: Core hours are 38 per week with an early finish on Fridays.
Career Growth: Be part of a team that values continuous improvement and professional development.
Global Impact: Join an internationally renowned company with a fantastic reputation.
Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply now and become a key member of our innovative team

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