Industrial Automation Controls Engineer

Job Description ? Do you enjoy: - Tackling completely new projects every few months - Researching and implementing the latest automation technologies - Managing your own work with a high degree of autonomy - A varied workweek: ~70% desk, 20% shop, 10% field - Making a visible impact at a small company where hard work gets noticed About the Role Engineered Vision is an automation engineering firm where you'll take on a completely new project every few months and own it from concept through deployment. We're a small, growing shop dedicated to improving how factory automation projects are delivered---through transparency, quality, and speed---often serving demanding industries like med-tech. If you want real autonomy and to see your work ship, this is your shop. What You'll Do - Program PLCs and HMIs (Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Mitsubishi, Omron, Automation Direct) - Program Motion Controls and Servo Systems (Kinetix, IAI, Festo) - Program controls for mechanical automation equipment - industrial and collaborative robots (FANUC, Epson, Universal Robots), machine vision (Keyence, Cognex) - Deploy systems at customer facilities and perform service work and commissioning - Travel up to 15%, mostly within 250 miles of Columbus, Ohio Required Qualifications - U.S. Citizenship (required for government project work; green card holders are not eligible for these contracts) - Based in or willing to relocate to the Columbus, Ohio area - Minimum 2 years of experience with a custom machine builder, or equivalent automation experience - Proven ability to program and commission PLCs, HMIs, and motion controllers on real equipment - Robot, motion, and vision programming experience - Experience designing, building, and testing analog and digital circuits - Associate degree, technical certification, or equivalent hands-on experience in controls, automation, electrical, mechatronics, or a related field Preferred Qualifications Hands-on programming experience with one or more of our core platforms: FANUC or Epson robots; Keyence vision; Allen-Bradley PLCs B.S. in M