Controls Commissioning Contractor Engineer
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About this opportunity
We offer:
Dematic is seeking a talented entry level Controls Commissioning Engineers to join our Americas Project Engineering teams! The Controls Project Engineering team performs engineering assignments with clear and specified objectives while being a part of multi-disciplined project teams.
Projects include customers from all types of industries including e-commerce, Food & Beverage, General Merchandise, and many others. The ideal candidate will be passionate about mechanical engineering, problem solving, and working hands-on with mechatronic material handling equipment. They will help support delivery of projects through on-site completion, building relationships with co-workers and customers, and undertaking opportunities in a vibrant company and growing industry.
Tasks and Qualifications:
What You Will Do in this Role:
Travel approximately 80% to different Customer locations or Dematic office or manufacturing locations
Perform on-site project commissioning of material handling logistics systems that integrate mechatronic hardware and software to deliver an automated customer solution
Seek advice and guidance from others on non-routine or more complex equipment and areas of the system
Identify problems as they occur and take appropriate steps to solve them
Provide assistance in recommending ideas related to productivity improvement, cost reduction and improvement in customer satisfaction
Provide regular Commissioning status/progress updates to Dematic leadership
Support on-site Reliability, Performance, and Volume Testing, System Start-up, Go-Live, and post Go-Live customer support for Dematic projects
What We are Looking For:
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or Engineering Technology (Electrical Engineering or Mechatronic Engineering preferred)
Up to 2 years of successful experience in a related field, an Engineering Degree may be substituted for experience where applicable
Proficient in or ability to learn reading computer-based engineering drawings, equipment technical specifications, troubleshooting techniques, and testing equipment
Demonstrated basic knowledge of professional behavior principles and skills including communication, collaboration, courage, training, and teamwork
Ability to effectively Collaborate and Communicate with Dematic Customers, Dematic co-workers, Vendors and Sub-contractors
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