Control Systems Engineer

Orion is working with a well-established leader in designing and manufacturing innovative automation and robotic solutions across a diverse range of industries. Renowned within the industry for providing cutting-edge solutions to complex engineering challenges, their expertise and successful project delivery have resulted in a strong order book and exciting future commitments for next-generation automated machinery. As part of their continued growth, they are seeking an experienced Control Systems Engineer to join their multi-disciplinary team to deliver control systems for a variety of exciting machinery projects.

The Role of the Control Systems Engineer:

Develop and write software, PLC, and HMI code for automation projects.
Commission and develop special-purpose automated machinery, ensuring successful customer sign-off testing (FAT & SAT).
Design electrical systems and create control system solutions for custom machinery projects.
Ensure control and safety systems comply with machinery directives and relevant standards.
Design electrical layouts, select components, and produce detailed circuit diagrams.
Provide on-site support during installation, commissioning, and troubleshooting across the UK.

Requirements of the Control Systems Engineer:

Proven experience in software design and PLC coding with equipment such as Omron and Siemens.
Degree or equivalent qualification in electrical/electronic engineering or a related control system discipline.
Strong electrical design skills for machine automation.
Knowledge of national and international standards for machine safety and CE marking.
Extensive experience in control systems engineering for automation machinery.
Willingness to travel within the UK as needed.

Benefits for the Control Systems Engineer:

Competitive salary package.
Career advancement opportunities.
Professional development and training opportunities.

If you are interested in the role of Control Systems Engineer, passionate about automation, enjoy solving complex engineering problems, and want to be part of a forward-thinking team, please click apply.