Controls Engineer

• Hi there, my name is Josh Penprase with TPT; our company is an Industrial/Manufacturing/Controls Engineering Firm that works with many of the largest automotive suppliers in the world!  One or our largest accounts is with General Motors and they have informed us that 2026 should be a year of adding in many new roles as they continue to grow.  One of their most urgent roles would be that of a (Job Title) and they may have needs at multiple locations in Michigan, Tennessee, Texas and Missouri to name a few.  We are being proactive and reaching out to interested Engineers with education and background experience that would like the chance to join one of the most-coveted OEM’s out there!  The majority of these roles are at least 1-2 years long and TPT can aid with relocation assistance, any sort of sponsorship along with great benefits including a John Hancock matching 401k, BC/BS PPO Plans and Vacation/Holidays!  If you have any interest in learning more, please send your resume to Josh Penprase  TPTStaffing@productivityteam com and we will reach out to get more information that is required for GM. 
• General Motors (like all of the major OEM’s) use a very large, 3^rd party to handle their Recruiting activities.  GM works with a company called Allegis (BeeLine Systems), every OEM requires different amounts of information needed to be able to get your resume into their massive database.  GM’s is one of the largest, since they have had So many past applicants the past 50 years; Allegis does require that TPT gets an interested candidate’s DOB, Full Name and SSN to get you in this system. Don't send this information over email or text, we will call to get the information.  Great news is, once you are in the GM Allegis system,  we will never need to ask for this information again and we can reach out with any/all GM positions that open during the year. 

Job Description is below: 

Summary:
The main function of a controls engineer is to initiate control system design from written sequences of operation. A typical controls engineer is responsible for designing complex piping and wiring diagrams along with providing technical support across various control systems projects.
 
Job Responsibilities:
• Engineer and design pneumatic piping diagrams.
• Engineer and design electrical wiring diagrams.
• Engineer and design hydraulic piping diagrams.
• Design electrical control panels.
• Design programmable logic controller software.
• Design programmable human machine interface (HMI) software.
• Tryout, debug and provide start-up support for control systems.
• Provide technical support for installation of tools and equipment.
• Provide technical support for training of plant personnel.
• Travel to plant sites as required.

Skills:
• Proficient with application of programmable machine controls hardware and software.
• Proficient with application of Servo drive hardware and software.
• Proficient with AutoCad.
• Familiarity with basic electrical standards.
• Familiarity with basic safety standards.
• Capable of supervision.
 
Education/Experience:
• Bachelor’s Degree in a technical field preferred.
• 2-4 years of experience preferred.