Automation Engineer - Vacaville, United States - E Tech Group Internal Jobs

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E Tech Group

, joining our team means joining a group of passionate and forward-thinking experts. We're one of the largest engineering and system integration firms in the United States providing value for our clients through IT automation and control solutions for more than 25 years to the Life Sciences, Mission Critical, Metals, Material Handling, Consumer Products and Food & Beverage industries. Our national scale allows us to help our clients develop and implement standardized solutions at any of their facilities regardless of physical location or the local resources available at that site.
We are seeking an enthusiastic and experienced

Automation Engineer

to be responsible for leading or contributing to detailed hardware and software design of process automation control systems projects.

This includes defining architecture requirements, developing detailed software design specifications, programming PLC and SCADA applications, configuring thin client server applications, configuring process-based historian databases, tuning control loops, providing control system startup and commissioning services, troubleshooting existing control systems and providing control system qualifications.

This a fantastic opportunity to lead/work on projects from concept through commissioning phases.

You Will:
Provide application/control systems design and development for systems of varying complexity
Develop and evaluate alternative system solutions that meet stated requirements
Modifies program/system logic involving multiple systems and subsystems
Develop proficiency in several programming languages and control device networks for PLCs, PCs
Interact with customers to gain an understanding of the business environment. Defines scope, plans, and deliverables for assigned work
Work successfully in a team environment; focused strongly on customer service and continuous improvement
Enjoy going to local sites; Appreciate the documentation and planning aspects of engineering in a regulated environment

You Have:
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or related Engineering fields.
2-5 years of experience, or equivalent combination of education
Consulting experience
Proficiency in troubleshooting control systems and an understanding of process controls
Control system validation experience of pharmaceutical/biotech systems a plus

Rockwell experience with products such as: ControlLogix, CompactLogix, PlantPAx, Factory Talk Software Suite, Studio 5000, PLC5, SLC500, RSView, PanelView Plus, etc.

Other PLC platform experience (GE, Siemens, Modicon)
Other SCADA and HMI package experience (Proficy and Wonderware)
Experience implementing detailed control system electrical design packages
Working knowledge of control system networks (Ethernet, ControlNet, DeviceNet, etc.)
Understanding of Biopharmaceutical processes, GMP and validation
Knowledge of S88 Batch standards and experience implementing batch systems
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
A DNA comprised of collaboration and teamwork
401k + match + prompt enrollment. E Tech Group employees are 100% vested upon entry.
Prompt enrollment into Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits.
Generous paid time off that includes paid vacation, paid holidays, paid family leave and personal/sick time off.
Learning and growth are key parts of the E Tech culture. We provide you with training and continuing education from day one, so you can advance your career. As an E Tech associate, you can unlock your greatest potential through challenges and opportunities.

Salary range: 72K - 115K

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