About this opportunity
We are seeking dedicated Mechatronic Commissioning Sr Engineer to join our team and provide solutions at client sites. You will work closely with customers and other engineers to effectively resolve customer issues. The ideal candidate must be willing to travel up to 90% of the time to the USA. As a Mechatronic Commissioning Sr Engineer you will have multiple responsibilities, including administrative tasks, monitoring project execution with guidelines, and on-site customer support.
We offer:
What We Offer:
Career Development
Competitive Compensation and Benefits
Pay Transparency
Global Opportunities
Learn More Here: https://www.dematic.com/en-us/about/careers/what-we-offer
Tasks and Qualifications:
This is What you Will Do in This Role:
BS/BA in electrical engineering or advanced degree.
6-8 years of successful experience in related field.
Demonstrates and applies a broad knowledge of the field of specialization through successful completion of moderately complex assignments.
Demonstrates knowledge of the organization's business practices and issues.
Proficient in AutoCAD.
Proficient in either Rockwell or Siemens PLCs.
Knowledgeable on AC drives, both open & closed loop.
Experience in Ethernet IP network design and machine safety a plus.
What We Are Looking For:
You will have multiple on-site administrative responsibilities, using prescribed guidelines and policies which include, but are not limited to:
Tests and brings systems into an operational state.
Ability to work individually and in small/large teams from different regions.
Document Job Activities through written reports.
Flexibility to travel to multiple projects depending on project schedules.
Share knowledge and best practices with Engineering Peers.
Maintain the administrative responsibilities along with site responsibilities in order.
Attend daily planning/safety meetings.
Compile information into detailed technical reports.
Report and follow up on any issues to the manager/lead.
Report & track safety issues during field operations.
Job details
How this role compares
Computed from every other active Controls Commissioning role in our database, not just this employer's listings.
We currently track 98 comparable Senior Controls Commissioning roles across 7 employers.
Salary context
2 of 98 peers report a salary range (USD, annualized)
Peers share this role's job function and a matching or adjacent seniority level -- not necessarily the same therapeutic area or country.
Where these roles are based
Top locations among the 98 comparable roles
+ 10 more countries
Seniority mix
98 of 98 peers have a known seniority level
Similar opportunities
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How we calculate "similar"
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Every comparison starts from the same 100-point budget: 25 for working in the same function, 40 for the same therapeutic area, 20 for the same or adjacent seniority, 15 for the same country. A dimension we can't confirm on both sides contributes nothing, never a guess, never a free pass.
0 points, never a partial guess. A role we know almost nothing about beyond its function bottoms out at 25%; it never inflates to 100% just because there's little to compare against. Seniority uses a defined ladder (Associate → Manager → Associate Director → Senior → Principal → Director → Senior Director → Executive/VP) so "Director" and "Senior Director" count as adjacent, but "Director" and "Executive/VP" do not.