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Controls Engineer - Multiaxis Machine Motion - Johnston, RI Automation Engineer Controls Designer PLCs Programmable Logic Controllers Programmer Integration HMIs Human Machine Interfaces Robots Motors Sensors Actuators Linear & Rotary Motion Control Machine Vision Electronics AC & DC Electrical Power Servos Industrial Manufacturing Machinery_ . REMOTE WORK FROM HOME AVAILABLE Seeking experience designing controls systems for customized Machinery incorporating: • Linear and rotary motors • Servomotors and actuators (electromagnetic, pneumatic, and hydraulic). • Programmable controllers, IO interfaces and touchscreens, and sensors. Shall design, prototype, program, debug, and commission component controls for multiaxis machine tools and machining centers involving CNC lathes, mills, waterjets, laser cutters, etc. Participate in engineering network communications between machines and data collection & reporting systems. Join a company where creativity and innovation are fostered and rewarded. Every project is different, which means every solution is different! Compensation is generous with annual bonus opportunities and cost of living adjustments. Excellent upwards mobility with advancement opportunities. Paid time off for personal days, vacations, and holidays. Company paid medical, health, dental, vision, and prescription drug plans. For details contact Nicholas Owens at: ext 240 Or submit resume online at: Or email to: Please reference when responding. Diedre Moire Corporation Diedre Moire Corporation, Inc. WE ARE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER and our employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, handicap, disability or marital status. We reasonably accommodate individuals with handicaps, disabilities and bona fide religious beliefs. Jobs Career Position Hiring. CONSIDERED EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: Automation Engineer Controls Designer PLCs Programmable Logic Controllers Programmer Integration HMIs Human Machine Interfaces Robots Motors Sensors Actuators Linear & Rotary Motion Control Machine Vision Electronics AC & DC Electrical Power Servos Industrial Manufacturing Machinery DISCLAIMER: We will make every effort to consider applications for all available positions and shall use one or more of the contact methods and addresses indicated in resume or online application. Indicated location may be proximate or may be desirable point of embarkation for paid or unpaid relocation to another venue. Job descriptions may fit single or multiple presently available or anticipated positions and are NOT an offer of employment or contract implied or otherwise. Described compensation is not definite nor precise and may be estimated and approximate and is negotiable depending on market conditions and candidate availability and other factors and is solely at the discretion of employers. Linguistics used herein may use First Person Singular and First Person Plural grammatical person construction for and with the meaning of Third Person Singular and Third Person Plural references. We reserves the right to amend and change responsibilities to meet business and organizational needs as necessary. Response to a specific posting or advertisement may result in consideration for other opportunities and not necessarily the incentive or basis of the response. Nothing herein is or may be considered a promise, guarantee, offer, pledge, agreement, contract, or oath. If you submit an application or resume which contains your email address, we will use that email address to communicate with you about this and other positions. We use an email quality control service to maintain security and a remove and dead address filter. To cancel receiving email communications, simply send an email from your address with the word remove" in the subject line to Or, visit the website at . If you have further concern regarding email received from us, call .

Controls Engineer - Multiaxis Machine Motion - Bethlehem, PA Automation Engineer Controls Designer PLCs Programmable Logic Controllers Programmer Integration HMIs Human Machine Interfaces Robots Motors Sensors Actuators Linear & Rotary Motion Control Machine Vision Electronics AC & DC Electrical Power Servos Industrial Manufacturing Machinery_ . REMOTE WORK FROM HOME AVAILABLE Seeking experience designing controls systems for customized Machinery incorporating: • Linear and rotary motors • Servomotors and actuators (electromagnetic, pneumatic, and hydraulic). • Programmable controllers, IO interfaces and touchscreens, and sensors. Shall design, prototype, program, debug, and commission component controls for multiaxis machine tools and machining centers involving CNC lathes, mills, waterjets, laser cutters, etc. Participate in engineering network communications between machines and data collection & reporting systems. Join a company where creativity and innovation are fostered and rewarded. Every project is different, which means every solution is different! Compensation is generous with annual bonus opportunities and cost of living adjustments. Excellent upwards mobility with advancement opportunities. Paid time off for personal days, vacations, and holidays. Company paid medical, health, dental, vision, and prescription drug plans. For details contact Nicholas Owens at: ext 240 Or submit resume online at: Or email to: Please reference when responding. Diedre Moire Corporation Diedre Moire Corporation, Inc. WE ARE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER and our employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, handicap, disability or marital status. We reasonably accommodate individuals with handicaps, disabilities and bona fide religious beliefs. Jobs Career Position Hiring. CONSIDERED EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: Automation Engineer Controls Designer PLCs Programmable Logic Controllers Programmer Integration HMIs Human Machine Interfaces Robots Motors Sensors Actuators Linear & Rotary Motion Control Machine Vision Electronics AC & DC Electrical Power Servos Industrial Manufacturing Machinery DISCLAIMER: We will make every effort to consider applications for all available positions and shall use one or more of the contact methods and addresses indicated in resume or online application. Indicated location may be proximate or may be desirable point of embarkation for paid or unpaid relocation to another venue. Job descriptions may fit single or multiple presently available or anticipated positions and are NOT an offer of employment or contract implied or otherwise. Described compensation is not definite nor precise and may be estimated and approximate and is negotiable depending on market conditions and candidate availability and other factors and is solely at the discretion of employers. Linguistics used herein may use First Person Singular and First Person Plural grammatical person construction for and with the meaning of Third Person Singular and Third Person Plural references. We reserves the right to amend and change responsibilities to meet business and organizational needs as necessary. Response to a specific posting or advertisement may result in consideration for other opportunities and not necessarily the incentive or basis of the response. Nothing herein is or may be considered a promise, guarantee, offer, pledge, agreement, contract, or oath. If you submit an application or resume which contains your email address, we will use that email address to communicate with you about this and other positions. We use an email quality control service to maintain security and a remove and dead address filter. To cancel receiving email communications, simply send an email from your address with the word remove" in the subject line to Or, visit the website at . If you have further concern regarding email received from us, call .

Job Description Job Description Job Title: 2nd Shift CNC Lathe Programmer/Operator Department: CNC Reports To: Plant Manager FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Position Overview: The CNC Lathe Programmer/Operator will play a critical role in the production of high-quality hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders. This position is responsible for programming, setting up, and operating CNC machines to manufacture precision components that meet exact specifications and quality standards. The individual will interpret engineering drawings, create CNC programs, and perform machine setups while ensuring efficient production processes. The role requires strong attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work collaboratively with engineering, production, and quality teams to deliver reliable, cost-effective cylinder components. Essential Duties: (Additional duties may be assigned as required.) Produce quality machined parts by programming, setting up, and final machining all components. Write, store, and retrieve programs for machined parts. Prioritize work orders for timely completion to accommodate customer needs. Maintain safe operations by adhering to safety procedures and regulations. Maintain equipment by completing preventative maintenance requirements, troubleshoot malfunctions, and repair equipment as needed. Set up, program, finish machine, and verify parts to print. Analyze job orders, drawings, blueprints and/or specifications to calculate dimensions, tool selection machine speed and feed rates. Requirements: Skilled in programing and operating CNC Lathes Competent with Mazak Mazatrol, Mazak Fusion, and Fanuc Controls Mazak experience preferred. Able to read and interpret blueprints. Strong math skills Programming gantry robots, bar feeders, and sub spindles a plus Able to use inspection equipment such as micrometers, depth mic's, thread gauges, and calipers Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed above, and below, are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Language Ability: Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals. Ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of organization. Math Ability: Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, including whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals. Ability to compute rate, ratio, and percentage and to draw and interpret bar graphs. Reasoning Ability: Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form. Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations. Education/Experience: High school diploma or general education degree (GED); or one to two years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Equipment: Micrometers Thread gauges Calipers Knowledge, Skills, and Other Abilities: Ability to read blueprints Ability to program, edit programs, change offsets, and change tools. Familiarity with all computerized numerical control tooling and methods of machining mills Physical Demands: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, use hands, reach with hands and arms, and talk or hear. The employee is frequently required to walk. The employee is occasionally required to stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25+ pounds. Work Environment: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to wear safety glasses and hard sole/close toed shoes with a low heel when walking through the manufacturing shop and/or repair shop whether as part of performing their job or just passing through. In addition, long hair must be tied back when around hazards of flame, machinery, or equipment. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly exposed to work near moving mechanical parts. The employee is occasionally exposed to fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, and vibration. The noise level in the work environment is usually loud. Yates Industries, Inc. is an equal employment opportunity employer and provides employment and advancement opportunities to its employees without discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy and conditions related to pregnancy), sexual orientation, transgender status, weight, height, age, marital status, national origin, citizenship, disability, genetic makeup, military or veteran status, misdemeanor arrest record (not resulting in conviction) or any other protected characteristic as established by law. This policy of equal employment opportunity applies to all policies and procedures relating to recruitment and hiring, compensation, employee benefits, promotional opportunities, disciplinary decisions, termination and all other terms and conditions of employment.

Description: Bring Your Software Expertise to Steven Douglas Corp. (SDC) At SDC , we design, engineer, and build custom automation systems that solve complex manufacturing challenges for customers across medical, consumer products, industrial, automotive, and other industries. As a family-owned and growing business, we are committed to delivering innovative solutions by blending proven engineering principles with creative approaches to automation. We are looking for a Controls Programmer who combines strong C#/.NET development skills with a hands-on understanding of industrial hardware. In this role, you will work primarily on advanced test and process equipment we build for one of our key customers in the solar manufacturing industry. Most of these systems are PC-controlled, meaning the application you build is the sole controller, directly driving sensors, motors, drives, and data acquisition hardware in real time. We are looking for team players who enjoy working side by side with our controls engineers and technicians to design, build, and deploy software that keeps this equipment running reliably. Why Join SDC? Software That Runs Real Machines: Your applications won't sit on top of the equipment; they'll be the controller, running machines on the plant floor and through months-long tests. Collaborative Environment: Work closely with our controls engineers, technicians, and project managers from design through debug, runoff, and customer startup. Family-Owned Culture: Experience a supportive and agile environment that values technical excellence and personal growth. What You'll Do Design, develop, test, and deploy C# Windows applications that run on industrial machinery and interface directly with sensors, motors, drives, data acquisition devices, and other controls hardware. Build and support applications where the PC serves as the primary controller in the system, managing real-time I/O and device communication. Work directly with controls engineers to understand machine behavior, hardware interfaces, and operator workflows, and translate them into clean, maintainable software. Support deployment and troubleshooting of your applications during machine debug, runoff, and customer Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT). Maintain and improve existing software tools and code libraries, applying good source control and documentation practices. Collaborate with the controls team to identify where custom software can improve machine reliability, data visibility, or troubleshooting speed. Travel approximately 10% to support customer startups and project implementation. Requirements: What We're Looking For 5+ years of experience designing, developing, and deploying C# Windows applications in a .NET environment. Hands-on experience developing applications that interface directly with industrial hardware, such as sensors, motors, drives, data acquisition devices, or instrumentation, on machinery or manufacturing/test equipment. Experience building applications where the PC is the primary controller in the system, handling real-time I/O, device communication, and control logic. Solid understanding of software fundamentals, including object-oriented design, application architecture, debugging, and version control workflows. Comfortable working on the plant floor alongside engineers and technicians to understand machine behavior and translate it into usable software. Ability to use AI tools and code generation to work more efficiently while maintaining full responsibility for all output. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electrical/Computer Engineering, or equivalent hands-on experience. Preferred Qualifications Experience with SQL or other databases for storing and retrieving machine or process data. Experience with GitHub or other source control platforms. Working knowledge of Python for scripting, data processing, or test automation. Experience with other industrial controls platforms, such as Allen-Bradley PLCs, HMIs, Ignition, robotics, or machine vision systems. Ability to read and understand electrical schematics. What Success Looks Like Successful Electrical Controls Programmers at SDC: Deliver reliable, well-structured Windows applications that operators and engineers can use every day. Build software that communicates cleanly and reliably with the sensors, motors, and hardware it controls. Develop software capable of running months-long tests without interruption. Communicate clearly with engineers, technicians, and project teams about what the software does and why. Continuously improve our code libraries, tools, and development practices. Help make every machine's software as solid as the hardware it runs on. What We Expect From Everyone at SDC Every role at SDC is built on a shared set of expectations that define how we work together. Demonstrate professionalism, integrity, and accountability in everything you do. Treat coworkers, customers, suppliers, and partners with respect. Communicate openly and collaboratively across all departments. Take ownership by identifying issues early, proposing solutions, and following through. Adapt to changing priorities while maintaining a positive, team-first attitude. Produce high-quality, detail-oriented work that supports safety, quality, and continuous improvement. Be dependable, willing to learn, and ready to support teammates whenever needed. Contribute to a workplace built on trust, teamwork, and shared success. Why Join Steven Douglas Corp.? Work on challenging, custom automation projects-not repetitive production support. Collaborate with an experienced team of engineers, machinists, electricians, assemblers, and project managers. See your designs come to life from concept through customer startup. Help shape engineering standards and influence how future machines are built. Grow your technical skills while working with robotics, vision systems, servo motion, AI-enabled inspection, and advanced automation technologies. Join a stable, family-owned company committed to long-term growth, innovation, and investing in its people. Benefits Competitive salary based on experience. Performance-based incentive opportunities. 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance, with supplemental coverage options. Company-sponsored Health Savings Account (HSA). Employee Assistance Program (EAP). 401(k) with a 4% employer match per pay period. Paid vacation, sick leave, and 10 company-paid holidays. Ongoing opportunities for professional development and career growth. PI6d0f561025b1-0563

Description: Bring Your Software Expertise to Steven Douglas Corp. (SDC) At SDC , we design, engineer, and build custom automation systems that solve complex manufacturing challenges for customers across medical, consumer products, industrial, automotive, and other industries. As a family-owned and growing business, we are committed to delivering innovative solutions by blending proven engineering principles with creative approaches to automation. We are looking for a Controls Programmer who combines strong C#/.NET development skills with a hands-on understanding of industrial hardware. In this role, you will work primarily on advanced test and process equipment we build for one of our key customers in the solar manufacturing industry. Most of these systems are PC-controlled, meaning the application you build is the sole controller, directly driving sensors, motors, drives, and data acquisition hardware in real time. We are looking for team players who enjoy working side by side with our controls engineers and technicians to design, build, and deploy software that keeps this equipment running reliably. Why Join SDC? Software That Runs Real Machines: Your applications won't sit on top of the equipment; they'll be the controller, running machines on the plant floor and through months-long tests. Collaborative Environment: Work closely with our controls engineers, technicians, and project managers from design through debug, runoff, and customer startup. Family-Owned Culture: Experience a supportive and agile environment that values technical excellence and personal growth. What You'll Do Design, develop, test, and deploy C# Windows applications that run on industrial machinery and interface directly with sensors, motors, drives, data acquisition devices, and other controls hardware. Build and support applications where the PC serves as the primary controller in the system, managing real-time I/O and device communication. Work directly with controls engineers to understand machine behavior, hardware interfaces, and operator workflows, and translate them into clean, maintainable software. Support deployment and troubleshooting of your applications during machine debug, runoff, and customer Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT). Maintain and improve existing software tools and code libraries, applying good source control and documentation practices. Collaborate with the controls team to identify where custom software can improve machine reliability, data visibility, or troubleshooting speed. Travel approximately 10% to support customer startups and project implementation. Requirements: What We're Looking For 5+ years of experience designing, developing, and deploying C# Windows applications in a .NET environment. Hands-on experience developing applications that interface directly with industrial hardware, such as sensors, motors, drives, data acquisition devices, or instrumentation, on machinery or manufacturing/test equipment. Experience building applications where the PC is the primary controller in the system, handling real-time I/O, device communication, and control logic. Solid understanding of software fundamentals, including object-oriented design, application architecture, debugging, and version control workflows. Comfortable working on the plant floor alongside engineers and technicians to understand machine behavior and translate it into usable software. Ability to use AI tools and code generation to work more efficiently while maintaining full responsibility for all output. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electrical/Computer Engineering, or equivalent hands-on experience. Preferred Qualifications Experience with SQL or other databases for storing and retrieving machine or process data. Experience with GitHub or other source control platforms. Working knowledge of Python for scripting, data processing, or test automation. Experience with other industrial controls platforms, such as Allen-Bradley PLCs, HMIs, Ignition, robotics, or machine vision systems. Ability to read and understand electrical schematics. What Success Looks Like Successful Electrical Controls Programmers at SDC: Deliver reliable, well-structured Windows applications that operators and engineers can use every day. Build software that communicates cleanly and reliably with the sensors, motors, and hardware it controls. Develop software capable of running months-long tests without interruption. Communicate clearly with engineers, technicians, and project teams about what the software does and why. Continuously improve our code libraries, tools, and development practices. Help make every machine's software as solid as the hardware it runs on. What We Expect From Everyone at SDC Every role at SDC is built on a shared set of expectations that define how we work together. Demonstrate professionalism, integrity, and accountability in everything you do. Treat coworkers, customers, suppliers, and partners with respect. Communicate openly and collaboratively across all departments. Take ownership by identifying issues early, proposing solutions, and following through. Adapt to changing priorities while maintaining a positive, team-first attitude. Produce high-quality, detail-oriented work that supports safety, quality, and continuous improvement. Be dependable, willing to learn, and ready to support teammates whenever needed. Contribute to a workplace built on trust, teamwork, and shared success. Why Join Steven Douglas Corp.? Work on challenging, custom automation projects-not repetitive production support. Collaborate with an experienced team of engineers, machinists, electricians, assemblers, and project managers. See your designs come to life from concept through customer startup. Help shape engineering standards and influence how future machines are built. Grow your technical skills while working with robotics, vision systems, servo motion, AI-enabled inspection, and advanced automation technologies. Join a stable, family-owned company committed to long-term growth, innovation, and investing in its people. Benefits Competitive salary based on experience. Performance-based incentive opportunities. 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance, with supplemental coverage options. Company-sponsored Health Savings Account (HSA). Employee Assistance Program (EAP). 401(k) with a 4% employer match per pay period. Paid vacation, sick leave, and 10 company-paid holidays. Ongoing opportunities for professional development and career growth. PIce8b56e9ef52-0563

Develop and deploy C#/.NET Windows applications that directly control industrial machinery, interfacing with sensors, motors, drives and data acquisition hardware. Collaborate with controls engineers and technicians on design, debugging, factory acceptance testing and customer startups, while maintaining existing tools and code libraries. Responsibilities Design, develop, test and deploy C# Windows applications for industrial machinery. Build applications that manage real-time I/O, device communication and control logic. Integrate software with sensors, motors, drives, data acquisition devices and other controls hardware. Collaborate with controls engineers to translate machine behavior and operator workflows into maintainable software. Troubleshoot and deploy applications during machine debug, runoff and customer factory acceptance testing. Maintain software tools and libraries using source control and documentation practices. Required Skills C# . NETWindows application development Industrial hardware integration Real-time I/ODevice communication Control logic Object-oriented design Application architecture Debugging

Job Description Job Description A manufacturing company is seeking a CNC Machinist who can also program Grinding and Milling Machines. Client has some flexibility, so you can work either 5-8 hour days or 4-10 hour days. Responsibilities: Run CNC Surface Grinders (Fanuc O-M Controls on two machines; conventional programming on the third one) Devise a grinding strategy focused on accurately matching the forms required for our more-complex geometries Understand CNC wheel dressing procedures to product the geometry required for the job Set-up work pieces independently and efficiently, based on intelligent work holding selection Limited G-Code Programming, but must be able to modify existing programs effectively Read blueprints and work with engineering on design and manufacturing requirements Measure with standard gages and learn to use non-standard/custom gages Job Requirements: Must have CNC Grinding Machine operation and G-code programming experience Must be detail-oriented Having the ability to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and other specifications is necessary Must have previously and accurately used various measuring tools Must be able to work independently Must have a solid work history Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills Must be a team player Only candidates that can pass a background check and drug screen will be considered. Visit our Job Board and get a complete list of current Area Temps job openings: . Company Description With over 35 years experience in Greater Cleveland and thousands of people employed successfully each year, Area Temps still believes that the best way to serve both our employees and our customers is through personal service. When you apply online, we'll review your work skills and location preferences within 24 hours. Qualified candidates will be contacted to arrange for a personal interview, and our personnel supervisors will work with you to find the perfect assignment. Full-Service Staffing: Every year we match thousands of quality employees with rewarding office, industrial, professional, technical and skilled trades opportunities. City Search Applicant Network: Our interactive centralized network links our six branch locations, providing unprecedented access to over 80,000 personally interviewed and performance-rated applicants. Clients are guaranteed the best candidates - and job seekers have access to the best opportunities - in the Greater Cleveland area. Please copy and paste this link into your browser to visit our Job Board and get a complete list of current Area Temps job openings: . Company Description With over 35 years experience in Greater Cleveland and thousands of people employed successfully each year, Area Temps still believes that the best way to serve both our employees and our customers is through personal service. When you apply online, we'll review your work skills and location preferences within 24 hours. Qualified candidates will be contacted to arrange for a personal interview, and our personnel supervisors will work with you to find the perfect assignment. Full-Service Staffing: Every year we match thousands of quality employees with rewarding office, industrial, professional, technical and skilled trades opportunities. City Search Applicant Network: Our interactive centralized network links our six branch locations, providing unprecedented access to over 80,000 personally interviewed and performance-rated applicants. Clients are guaranteed the best candidates - and job seekers have access to the best opportunities - in the Greater Cleveland area. Please copy and paste this link into your browser to visit our Job Board and get a complete list of current Area Temps job openings: .

Job Description Job Description Description Accutemp Engineering, Inc. Stoneham, MA Hybrid Field & Office $60-$75/hour, with potential for higher compensation based on experience, certifications, and licensing Build and Program the Systems That Make Buildings Perform Accutemp Engineering is seeking an experienced HVAC Controls Programmer to join our growing Building Automation and Controls team. This is a hands-on technical role for someone who understands both the programming side of building automation and how HVAC equipment actually operates in the field. You'll be responsible for programming, integrating, commissioning, troubleshooting, and optimizing Building Automation Systems across a variety of commercial HVAC applications. The ideal candidate will have strong experience with Tridium Niagara 4 (N4), Johnson Controls CCT programming software, and Johnson Controls FX platforms. Current Niagara certification is highly valued, and candidates who bring both controls-programming expertise and a strong electrical or mechanical background will stand out. This position offers a blend of office-based programming and field commissioning, giving you the opportunity to take projects from initial controls development through startup, testing, optimization, and final turnover. If you enjoy solving complex problems, working independently, and seeing the systems you program come to life in the field, this is an opportunity to make a direct impact at Accutemp. What You'll Do BAS Programming & Controls Development Program, configure, and modify Building Automation Systems for commercial HVAC applications. Develop and support Tridium Niagara 4 / N4 applications, including JACE and Supervisor stations. Program and configure Johnson Controls FX controllers and related BAS equipment. Develop and modify control logic using Johnson Controls CCT programming software. Build and configure: Control sequences Point databases Graphics Alarms Trends and histories Schedules Operator interfaces Equipment and system-level logic Translate written sequences of operation into functional BAS programming. Develop reusable programming standards and templates that improve consistency and commissioning efficiency. Maintain accurate controller programs, station databases, programming backups, graphics, and project files. System Integration Configure and troubleshoot BAS communication networks and third-party integrations. Integrate HVAC equipment and control devices using protocols including: BACnet/IP BACnet MS/TP Modbus Other common BAS communication protocols Perform point discovery, mapping, addressing, and database configuration. Troubleshoot communication failures, network conflicts, device addressing, and integration issues. Coordinate with equipment manufacturers, vendors, controls technicians, and other trades when integrating third-party devices. Startup, Commissioning & Troubleshooting Perform system startup and commissioning for new and existing BAS installations. Conduct point-to-point verification and functional performance testing. Verify sensors, actuators, controllers, equipment safeties, and sequences of operation. Diagnose and resolve programming, controller, network, field-device, and system-integration issues. Tune control loops and sequences to improve HVAC system stability, comfort, and energy performance. Review system trends and operating data to identify performance issues and optimization opportunities. Support project closeout, customer training, and final system turnover. HVAC Systems & Technical Coordination Program and commission controls for equipment such as: Air Handling Units Rooftop Units VAV systems Boilers Chillers Pumps Cooling towers Exhaust systems Hydronic systems Central plants Other commercial HVAC equipment Review mechanical plans, electrical schematics, control drawings, specifications, and sequences of operation. Work closely with Accutemp project managers, engineers, controls technicians, electricians, mechanical teams, and customers. Participate in project meetings and coordinate controls work with overall construction schedules. Identify design, programming, or installation issues early and communicate recommended solutions. What We're Looking For Required Qualifications Demonstrated experience programming Building Automation Systems (BAS) / Direct Digital Controls (DDC). Strong hands-on experience with Tridium Niagara 4 (N4). Experience programming or commissioning Johnson Controls FX systems. Experience with Johnson Controls CCT programming software strongly preferred. Ability to develop and modify HVAC control sequences from written sequences of operation. Strong understanding of commercial HVAC equipment and system operation. Working knowledge of BACnet/IP, BACnet MS/TP, Modbus, and BAS networking. Ability to read and interpret: Mechanical drawings Electrical schematics Wiring diagrams Control drawings Sequences of operation Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills. Ability to independently work through startup, commissioning, and programming issues. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities. Valid driver's license and ability to travel to project sites throughout the region. Preferred Qualifications Current Tridium Niagara 4 / N4 Certification Experience programming Niagara JACE and Supervisor applications Advanced experience with Johnson Controls FX Strong experience with CCI / Control Concepts Experience creating reusable BAS programming standards, templates, graphics, alarm strategies, and trend standards Experience integrating third-party HVAC systems and equipment Experience with energy optimization and system-performance analysis Experience supporting controls projects from engineering through commissioning and customer turnover Strong electrical troubleshooting background Massachusetts Electrical License - Major Plus If you are a licensed Massachusetts electrician, we would be especially interested in speaking with you. A controls programmer who combines BAS programming expertise with electrical field knowledge and licensing would bring exceptional value to this position. What Success Looks Like A successful HVAC Controls Programmer at Accutemp will: Produce reliable, well-organized control programming. Complete startup and commissioning efficiently. Understand how HVAC systems should operate-not just how the controls are programmed. Diagnose programming and field issues quickly. Maintain clean, accurate program backups and project documentation. Communicate effectively with technicians, engineers, project managers, and customers. Identify problems before they affect project schedule or system performance. Deliver BAS systems that operate efficiently, reliably, and according to the intended sequence of operation. Help develop programming standards that can be reused across future projects. Work Environment This is a hybrid field and office position. The role will include: Office-based controls programming and engineering support Remote system troubleshooting when appropriate Field startup and commissioning Customer and project-site visits Collaboration with Accutemp's project and field teams The amount of field versus office work will vary depending on project schedules and commissioning needs. Benefits Compensation $60-$75 per hour Accutemp may consider higher compensation for candidates with exceptional controls experience, advanced Niagara expertise, highly relevant certifications, or a Massachusetts electrical license. Vehicle & Travel Support Depending on experience and position structure, Accutemp will provide either: Company vehicle, or Vehicle allowance The position also includes a company gas card for business travel. Competitive pay 401(k) with 6% match after 1 year Company-provided comprehensive health insurance, including EAP programs Comprehensive Dental insurance Paid Life AD&D insurance Paid sick time Paid time off 10 paid holidays Tuition reimbursement program Paid training Employee referral program Professional development assistance Company-provided uniforms Company-sponsored events Why Join Accutemp Engineering? This role offers the opportunity to work on technically challenging commercial HVAC systems while having real ownership of the controls programming and commissioning process. You'll work with experienced mechanical, electrical . click apply for full job details

Job Description Job Description Are You the Person Everyone Calls When the Plant Stops? You may currently be called a controls technician, automation specialist, PLC programmer, electrical technician, maintenance technician, or controls engineer. Your title and degree matter less to us than your ability to understand a complex industrial system, find the real source of a problem, and make it work. Factory Systems is looking for a smart, hands-on industrial problem-solver who understands that a production system is more than its PLC. Machines, sensors, wiring, drives, networks, computers, databases, software, operators, and processes all must work together. We need someone who can determine which part is actually causing the problem and take ownership of fixing it. The strongest candidate may be largely self-taught. You may have learned industrial automation because you were curious, because nobody else could solve the problem, or because keeping the plant running depended on you. If you are ready to leave shift maintenance and the daily production-floor grind for a clean, professional engineering environment with greater variety, autonomy, and technical responsibility, we would like to talk with you. What You Will Do Support industrial controls, manufacturing software, and connected production systems Troubleshoot problems involving PLCs, HMIs, sensors, drives, wiring, industrial networks, Windows computers, databases, and production equipment Take ownership of customer problems from the initial call through final resolution Determine whether a problem is electrical, mechanical, controls-related, network-related, software-related, or operational Connect both modern and legacy production equipment to data-collection and manufacturing-information systems Modify and maintain PLC and HMI applications Support industrial computers, workstations, databases, communications, and system interfaces Perform remote troubleshooting and travel to customer facilities when on-site work is necessary Assist with system installation, commissioning, upgrades, backups, and recovery Document system configurations, changes, and effective troubleshooting procedures Identify recurring problems and develop standardized, repeatable solutions Help less-experienced team members develop practical troubleshooting and implementation skills Work directly with customer maintenance, engineering, production, and IT personnel Escalate genuine architectural, safety, or high-risk issues when appropriate We are looking for someone who: Is naturally curious about how machines and industrial systems work Enjoys solving problems that cross traditional technical boundaries Can troubleshoot logically instead of changing parts until something works Is comfortable working independently and asking for help when appropriate Takes personal ownership of problems and follows them through resolution Can explain technical issues clearly to both technical and nontechnical people Is dependable and understands the importance of supporting operating production systems Wants broader challenges and greater responsibility than maintaining the same equipment every day Values practical accomplishment more than titles or organizational status Desired Experience Candidates should have approximately three or more years of hands-on experience in industrial automation, plant maintenance, manufacturing systems, machine building, systems integration, or a similar environment. Useful experience includes: Allen-Bradley/Rockwell or Siemens PLCs HMI or SCADA configuration and troubleshooting Variable-frequency drives, servos, sensors, and industrial instrumentation Industrial Ethernet and machine networks OPC Classic, OPC UA, Ethernet/IP, Modbus, or vendor-specific protocols RS-232, RS-485, and other legacy communications Microsoft Windows computers and basic network troubleshooting Microsoft SQL Server or other relational databases Manufacturing data collection, production tracking, OEE, quality, or reporting systems CNC equipment, robots, assembly equipment, test systems, or other automated machinery Electrical drawings, control panels, and field wiring System commissioning and production startup You do not need experience in every area listed above. We are more interested in your ability to learn, troubleshoot, and connect the pieces than in matching every keyword. Education A degree is not required. An associate degree, engineering-technology degree, technical-school education, military technical training, apprenticeship, or relevant industry certifications are useful. Demonstrated hands-on ability and a history of solving difficult industrial problems are more important than formal credentials. The Working Environment This position is based primarily at our Columbia facility in a clean, professional engineering environment. It is not a shift-maintenance position, although occasional customer emergencies and site travel are part of supporting industrial systems. The pressure here is different from the daily production-floor grind. You will be expected to: Learn unfamiliar equipment and processes Manage several priorities Communicate directly with customers Exercise sound judgment Take responsibility for delivering a working solution In return, you will have greater variety, technical autonomy, visibility, and the opportunity to grow into broader system and project responsibility. Employment Requirements Reliable transportation and the ability to commute consistently to our Columbia facility Ability and willingness to travel periodically to customer sites Ability to work safely in industrial environments when visiting customer facilities Legal authorization to work in the United States without current or future employer sponsorship Ability to satisfy applicable export-control and customer-facility access requirements About Factory Systems Factory Systems develops and supports industrial controls, manufacturing software, machine-connectivity systems, data-acquisition solutions, and custom production technology. Our work spans software, controls, networks, databases, machinery, test equipment, and manufacturing operations. We support established, mission-critical production systems while developing new connected-factory and digital-transformation solutions. We value curiosity, practical ability, accountability, and people who take pride in making complicated systems work. Company Description Symbrium is often referred to by our customers as "an engineer's engineering company." We deliver next generation process verification, specialized manufacturing equipment, and enterprise quality management software to some of the top engineering and manufacturing organizations around the world.