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At AMF, we are dedicated to working alongside our customers to produce better food for families around the world while creating better lives for our teammates, families, customers, and communities.

AMF Bakery Systems is the world's largest manufacturer of high-speed bakery equipment. We provide complete automated bakery solutions for numerous categories, including Soft Bread and roll, Artisan Bread and roll, Cake and Pie, Pizza and Flatbread and Pastry and Croissant. AMF is part of the Markel Food Groups, the leading equipment supplier to food manufactures around the world.

Our culture and shared values are spelled out in "The Markel Style" as we encourage and recognize teammates that bring these values to life each day. With the style as our guide, our teams pursue excellence while keeping a sense of humor. Seeking to know our customers' needs, we aim to build financial value for our shareholders while sharing success with others and winning together. We are inspired to work hard and encouraged to challenge management to find better ways of doing things. At AMF, we believe in fostering the professional development and personal potential of our diverse workforce.

If you're searching for the next company to call home, AMF Bakery Systems provides a teammate-centered culture with exciting career growth opportunities. We strive to build extraordinary teams by seeking out a wide range of talent, experiences, and diverse backgrounds. Diversity of thought and the collaboration of various life experiences are what drive growth and innovation at AMF.

Provide engineering design for AMF Bakery System's products. This includes current standard machines/systems, custom products, legacy products and sales support. This position is responsible for hardware and software design for machine and/or control systems for assigned AMF projects. Working in conjunction with Electrical Engineering to issue, maintain, and update project related documentation. Responsibilities include assisting assembly during system build, machine/system check out, field service assistance and installation as required.

The majority of workload in engineering consists of the following but is not limited to the following all of which need to be clear, complete and concise:

• For projects assigned, the Controls Engineer is responsible from concept to completion. The design and components are to be in accordance with AMF Standards.
• Electrical Machine Design which includes all power, control systems and electrical diagrams required to meet customer specifications for the project
• Assemble complete and accurate Bills of Materials (BOMs) for the Machine/System design
• Design and develop Machine/System Programs in accordance with AMF Standards
• Design and develop Machine/System Operator Interface programs in accordance with AMF Standards

• Provide field service technicians remote support during system service calls, installation and commissioning
• When required provide on-site troubleshooting and startup support

• Provide solutions for End of Life (EOL) components within AMF systems to support customer needs.
• Determine spare parts list for AMF systems

• Assist the Applications Engineering and Product Managers during the scope phase of a potential project

This position requires a BS Degree in Electrical Engineering or similar field. A combination of an AA degree and a minimum of 5+ years of relevant experience will be considered in lieu of a degree.

• Moderate Project management skills
• Excellent organizational, oral and written communication skills
• Competency with Allen Bradley PLC hardware and software
• Knowledge of industrial communications (EtherNet/IP, DeviceNET, etc.)
• Demonstrated competency with Allen-Bradley PLCs, RSLogix 5000 (Studio 5000), Siemens S5/S7 PLCs, TIA Portal, and FactoryTalk Optix+, particularly PanelView Plus HMI development, programming, troubleshooting, and system support.
• Ability to understand and design electrical control schematic diagrams
• Working knowledge of industrial electricity and control systems
• 600 VAC and less, 3Ø control systems
• Motors, servos, low voltage DC devices and sensors
• Ability to specify, assist with installation, debug and start-up of electrical control and power system equipment
• PLC programming skills necessary to make a machine function properly and safely
• Operator interface programming skills necessary to run machine easily and without confusion
• Be able to understand machine functions mechanically
• Be able to apply electrical components to a control system to make the machine run as designed
• Understand, design and practice machine safety
• Problem Solving techniques
• Knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access and Project
• A "self-starter" requiring minimal direct supervision but a team player
• Have good communication skills
• Ability to work well with others and project a good image for AMF