Good engineers.
Real responsibility.
Controls and robotics work for people who enjoy understanding the machine, solving the problem, and seeing a system run.
For engineers who
still like doing
the engineering.
We are interested in people who can take ownership of the work—whether that means developing a robot sequence, chasing a difficult fault, or helping a customer through startup.
Sound judgment, clear communication, and respect for the people running the equipment matter as much as the code.
Follow it through.
Understand the requirement, make the change, verify the result, and document what the next person needs.
Write maintainable systems.
Readable logic, useful diagnostics, and thoughtful recovery behavior are part of a good engineering job.
Work well on the floor.
Listen to operators and maintenance. Ask good questions. No one is above doing the work.
Bring your experience.
We welcome introductions for project-based and potential longer-term engineering opportunities.
Advanced Controls Engineer
Hands-on programming, troubleshooting, and commissioning across controls and robotics.
Senior Controls Engineer
Technical ownership, complex applications, and direct customer-facing engineering.
We welcome introductions for upcoming project and employment opportunities. These are prospective role profiles; project timing, engagement type, compensation, and travel requirements are discussed directly.
Tell us about your
engineering experience.
Custom Automation supports OEMs, integrators, machine builders, and end users with PLC, robot, vision, and SCADA development; commissioning and field troubleshooting; equipment retrofits; and digital-twin simulation.
We are looking for hands-on engineers who can understand the process, work directly with the equipment, and take ownership from diagnosis and programming through startup and verification. Tell us about the platforms and applications you know well, the field assignments you have owned, and the type of opportunity you are seeking.
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