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The Controls Engineer for Die Casting is responsible for designing, programming, and maintaining the control systems
that manage die casting operations. This includes overseeing automation systems, troubleshooting issues, and
optimizing the performance of machines used in the die casting process, including die casting machines, furnaces,
robotic arms, conveyors, and cooling systems.
The Controls Engineer for Die Casting is responsible for designing, programming, and maintaining the control systems
that manage die casting operations. This includes overseeing automation systems, troubleshooting issues, and
optimizing the performance of machines used in the die casting process, including die casting machines, furnaces,
robotic arms, conveyors, and cooling systems.
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• High School Diploma
• 3+ years of experience in the following:
o Allen Bradley Compact/ Control/ Guard Logix PLCs
o Allen Bradley Panel Views
o HMI Development
o ABB and Fanuc robots
o Welding, Riveting, Flow drill screws, Lasers, and other joining process controllers
o Communications protocols: Ethernet/IP, ControlNet, Devicenet
o PC setup - software and hardware configuration
• Proven experience in control systems engineering, preferably in manufacturing or die casting industries.
• Familiarity with die casting processes and machinery is a significant advantage.
• Automotive experience
• Bachelor’s degree in electrical or mechanical engineering with prior controls and electrical work background
• Experience designing, building, and wiring industrial controls cabinets
• Stamping press line automation experience preferred - FOL de-stacking, washer/oiler, centering systems, inter
press, and conveyor systems
• Software: AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, and experience working with 30 CAD models
• Experience with Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other programming languages
• Exposure to loud noises
• Stand, walk, sit, use hands, reach & grasp, climb, stoop, kneel, crouch, climb, talk & vision, lift up to 30lbs
Ford-owned automotive Tier One supplier providing vehicle prototyping, stamping, assembly, engineering, and low-volume production for OEMs.
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