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Internship Automation Control Jobs in New York (NOW HIRING)

Automation Engineer

Bronx, NY · On-site

$115K - $130K/yr

Co-ops, internships, and hands-on academic projects with automation systems are considered. Core Skills: • Basic understanding of PLC/HMI systems, control panels, and electromechanical components ...

... control over their cash flow. What You'll Be Working On We're accepting five interns, you'll be ... That means building AI-powered tools, automation workflows, and intelligent systems that create ...

Internship or co-op experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment * Basic knowledge of electrical concepts, control systems, NEC requirements, automation safety standards and ability to ...

Internship or co-op experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment * Basic knowledge of electrical concepts, control systems, NEC requirements, automation safety standards and ability to ...

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What is the difference between Internship Automation Control vs Automation Control Technician?

AspectInternship Automation ControlAutomation Control Technician
CredentialsTypically pursuing or recently completed relevant technical or engineering internshipAssociate's or Bachelor's degree in automation, electrical, or control engineering; certifications may vary
Work EnvironmentLearning-focused, supervised, often in training or internship settingsFull-time, hands-on work in industrial or manufacturing facilities
Industry UsageUsed for training and entry-level experience in automation fieldsUsed for skilled, operational roles in automation systems maintenance and troubleshooting

Internship Automation Control positions are designed for students or recent graduates gaining initial experience, while Automation Control Technicians are experienced professionals responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting automation systems in industrial environments.

What are the most commonly searched types of Automation Control jobs in New York? The most popular types of Automation Control jobs in New York are:

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago


Job description

Position Overview

The Automation Engineer I is the entry point to Baldor's automation engineering track. This role supports conveyor systems, PLC and SCADA infrastructure, pick-to-light platforms, and related warehouse automation systems. Success means responding reliably to faults, following SOPs, and documenting work clearly so others can use it. You are expected to try structured troubleshooting before escalating and to build a strong technical foundation through hands-on experience.

Key Responsibilities

Monitor conveyor control interfaces, PLCs, and SCADA dashboards during operational hours.

Troubleshoot basic conveyor, PLC, and pick-to-light issues using runbooks and documentation.

Escalate unresolved issues with clear notes on what was observed and what was tried.

Document fault events with timestamps, fault codes, conditions, and resolution steps.

Support automation projects, testing, punch list tracking, and post-go-live checks.

Update logs, as-builts, and engineering records when directed.

Build working knowledge of PLCs, SCADA, WCS, and SQL.

Shadow senior engineers on complex investigations.

Qualifications

Education: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Controls Engineering, or related field.

Experience: 2+years in automation, controls, or maintenance engineering. Co-ops, internships, and hands-on academic projects with automation systems are considered.

Core Skills:

Basic understanding of PLC/HMI systems, control panels, and electromechanical components

Able to read wiring diagrams, ladder logic, and basic electrical schematics

Basic SQL skills

Structured troubleshooting mindset

Strong documentation habits

Comfortable in a live warehouse environment

Mechanically inclined

Attention to detail

Clear communicator

Eager to learn

Preferred Qualifications

Exposure to Allen-Bradley or Siemens PLCs

Experience with conveyors, sorters, or goods-to-person systems

Familiarity with SCADA systems such as Ignition

Experience with pick-to-light hardware

Coursework in motor controls, VFDs, or sensor integration

Work Environment & Schedule

Active food distribution center environment, including refrigerated and ambient areas

Monday-Friday schedule, with occasional evening or weekend support

Rotating on-call support may be required

PPE required in certain areas; training provided

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