Disher
Automation Controls Engineer
About this role
Join a leading automation manufacturer in Novi, MI as an Automation Controls Engineer, where you'll design and optimize control systems for high-volume manufacturing. Work with a collaborative team of experts across multiple plants to drive innovation and improve operational efficiency, safety, and product quality.
What you'll do
- Design and develop automation control systems for manufacturing applications
- Collaborate with multiple assembly plants and system integrators
- Optimize control solutions to improve efficiency, safety, and quality
- Drive innovation in automation technology advancements
- Support continuous improvement initiatives across facilities
- Work with cross-functional teams on complex technical projects
What they're looking for
- Automation controls engineering
- Control system design
- Manufacturing processes knowledge
- System integration
- Problem-solving and troubleshooting
- Collaboration and teamwork
- Technical documentation
- Industry-standard control platforms
Benefits
- Opportunities for professional training and skill development
- Work for an award-winning company recognized as great place to work
- Collaborative and inclusive team environment
- Exposure to cutting-edge automation technology
- Career growth with industry experts
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Disher
Disher designs and manufactures electrical and mechanical systems for LED lighting fixtures, machine vision applications, and automation technology. The company is hiring electrical hardware engineers, mechanical design engineers, vision engineers, structural engineers, and assembly engineers across multiple technical disciplines.
View all jobs at DisherLikely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience programming and troubleshooting PLC or control systems in manufacturing environments?
- Tell us about a time you worked with multiple assembly plants or integrators—how did you manage communication and ensure consistency across sites?