Control Systems Engineer

Role overview Design and integrate control systems across a varied fleet of power, energy, climate, and compressed-air equipment. The work spans new equipment development and improvements to existing systems, with a focus on consistent controls, reliable communication, and coordinated system operation.

Responsibilities - Integrate and standardize controls across generators, battery energy storage, load banks, electrical distribution, climate control, and compressed-air equipment. - Develop or support PLC logic, HMI interfaces, control architectures, operating sequences, and system functions such as load coordination and staging. - Configure industrial device communications and maintain consistent Modbus maps, parameter names, scaling, and data structures. - Help connect equipment to a telematics platform; check data points and communication reliability, and investigate missing or inconsistent data. - Commission and troubleshoot controls in factory and field settings, supporting startup, testing, validation, and remote diagnostics. - Create and maintain schematics, I/O lists, system architecture records, control narratives, and alarm, shutdown, and safety logic.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, controls engineering, or a related field, or equivalent experience. - At least three years of experience as a control systems engineer or in equivalent work. - Experience with PLC-based controls and industrial protocols such as Modbus, CAN, or Ethernet-based systems. - Experience integrating controls across multiple equipment types or platforms, and working knowledge of three-phase power systems. - Able to work at a computer for extended periods, lift up to 50 pounds at times, and travel to project sites; the posting estimates travel at 20–40%.

Nice to have Experience with power generation, energy storage, load banks, climate control, compressed-air systems, telematics, data mapping, commissioning, or mixed-OEM fleets.