3 automation and controls engineer jobs found

Overview The Controls Engineer is responsible for creating, documenting, developing, supporting and improving upon the control systems that are essential to the production processes. Involvement will range from initial project sourcing all the way through SOP +90 days, or as required for corporate employees or launch through EOP plant employees. Both may be required to support implementation of engineering changes for current production products. You will provide your controls expertise to help in tooling design and automation for new projects and process changes driven by product engineering changes. Additionally, responsible for the transfer of all equipment and process documentation to the Production Plant prior to SOP; this includes all OEM equipment documentation (electronic and hard copies of manuals, BOM, drawings, recommended spare parts and recommended PM's). Participating in the development of RFQ's and Equipment Specifications for Capital and Tooling Requirements....

What you will do Innovation and Technological Advancement: Stay abreast of the latest trends and advancements in manufacturing technology, including automation, robotics, machine learning and artificial intelligence. Lead the initiative to research, evaluate, and implement new technologies that can enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve quality in the manufacturing process. Collaboration with SME Leaders and Product Engineering: Work closely with Subject Matter Expert (SME) leaders and Product Engineering teams to design systems. This involves creating change identification triggers, developing standards for criteria, and establishing approval processes, with the aim to minimize complexities and improve profitability. Sustainability and Environmental Compliance: Ensure that all automated processes and equipment adhere to environmental regulations and sustainability goals. Promote eco-friendly practices in manufacturing operations, focusing on reducing the carbon...

What you will do Reporting to the Director of Manufacturing Engineering, you will manage the COS/Assembly projects supporting new and existing plant processes. You will support plant operations to design/innovate the battery manufacturing equipment to enable the region to meet the mid- and long-term safety, quality, and cost KPI targets. With these initiatives, you will support our next-generation operational improvements to produce batteries more safely and efficiently. How you will do it Provide resource management and engineering support for Manufacturing Engineering (ME) across all plants, focusing on processes, equipment, and project execution. Lead lean manufacturing initiatives including process layout optimization, equipment integration, and collaboration with maintenance for plant resource issues. Serve as the equipment SME for both new and existing machinery, guiding design, qualification, and troubleshooting efforts. Develop and standardize critical spare...