Automation Engineer
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Company Description
GEORG North America is the North American headquarters for sales, service, and engineering of the entire GEORG product line. GEORG provides customized solutions for clients in various industries, including state-of-the-art finishing lines, special purpose machine tools, and production lines for the transformer industry. These solutions are highly automated, utilizing the 'Industrial Internet of Things' to optimize production processes. GEORG North America also operates a roll grinder manufacturing and assembly plant in Roanoke, VA.
Role Description
This is a full-time on-site role for an Automation Engineer located in Alpharetta, GA. The Automation Engineer will be responsible for troubleshooting, process control, and implementing automation and robotics systems. The engineer will work closely with the engineering team to optimize production processes and ensure smooth operations.
Qualifications
Experience in process control and optimization Siemens S7, TIA and WinCC.Background in electrical engineering, software development and commissioning in the manufacturing industry.
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