Controls Engineer

The Panaro Group LLC

Burr Ridge, IL • On-site

$82.40K - $106.60K/yr

Full-time

Posted 14 days ago


Job description

Job Description
Job Title: Controls Engineer
Location: Burr Ridge, IL
Position Summary:
The Controls Engineer is responsible for the Development of Automatic Temperature Control (ATC) for agricultural and construction equipment.
Primary Responsibilities:
• Develop, Simulate, Implement and Test control algorithms.
• Adapt the control algorithms to different CNH applications
• Support development of plant model for early validation of control strategies
• Update and maintain the CNH's controls requirements
• Contributes to the overall profitability of new and existing products
• Contributes to the increase of overall product quality
• Contributes to cost reduction ideas related to component design on new and existing products
• Participates in design reviews, conducts DFMEAs and develop and manage validation plans
• Provides frequent team progress updates to direct manager or Competency Center managers as needed
• Ensures the use of engineering standards, methodologies and global product development processes into engineering team's daily work tasks
• Ensures completion of engineering activities for meeting platform goals.
• Fosters an environment that welcomes and encourages new and innovative design concepts, inventions, patents and product opportunities for improvement; may personally obtain inventions/patents giving CNH a competitive edge over industry competitors.
• Frequently provides recommendations to direct manager and/or to other managers
• Frequently communicates with cross functional support groups within the product platform and/or component product lines
• Frequently communicates with suppliers
• On occasion, may communicate with dealers and equipment users regarding existing product issues
Skill Set
Job Title: Controls Engineer Location: Burr Ridge, IL Position Summary: The Controls Engineer is responsible for the Development of Automatic Temperature Control (ATC) for agricultural and construction equipment. Primary Responsibilities: • Develop, Simulate, Implement and Test control algorithms. • Adapt the control algorithms to different CNH applications • Support development of plant model for early validation of control strategies • Update and maintain the CNH's controls requirements • Contributes to the overall profitability of new and existing products • Contributes to the increase of overall product quality • Contributes to cost reduction ideas related to component design on new and existing products • Participates in design reviews, conducts DFMEAs and develop and manage validation plans • Provides frequent team progress updates to direct manager or Competency Center managers as needed • Ensures the use of engineering standards, methodologies and global product development processes into engineering team's daily work tasks • Ensures completion of engineering activities for meeting platform goals. • Fosters an environment that welcomes and encourages new and innovative design concepts, inventions, patents and product opportunities for improvement; may personally obtain inventions/patents giving CNH a competitive edge over industry competitors. • Frequently provides recommendations to direct manager and/or to other managers • Frequently communicates with cross functional support groups within the product platform and/or component product lines • Frequently communicates with suppliers • On occasion, may communicate with dealers and equipment users regarding existing product issues



Frequently asked questions

Q: What skills or qualities help someone succeed as a Controls Engineer?

A: To succeed as a Controls Engineer, one should possess strong technical skills in programming languages such as Python, C++, or MATLAB, as well as proficiency in control systems design, simulation, and analysis using tools like Simulink or LabVIEW. Additionally, effective communication and problem-solving skills, along with a detail-oriented and analytical mindset, are crucial for collaborating with cross-functional teams and troubleshooting complex system issues. By combining these technical and soft skills, Controls Engineers can design, implement, and optimize control systems that meet performance and safety requirements, ultimately driving career growth and success in the field.

Q: What is the career path for a Controls Engineer?

A: A Controls Engineer's typical career progression involves starting as a Junior Controls Engineer or Automation Technician, where they design, install, and maintain control systems. As they gain experience, they can move into mid-level roles such as Controls Engineer or Senior Automation Technician, where they lead projects, troubleshoot complex issues, and optimize system performance. Senior Controls Engineers or Lead Controls Engineers can then take on leadership positions, overseeing teams, developing new technologies, and driving innovation in the field, with opportunities to transition into roles like Technical Manager or Engineering Director.



The Panaro Group LLC job posting for a Controls Engineer in Burr Ridge, IL with a salary of $82,400 to $106,600 Annually with a map of Burr Ridge location.