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Motion Control, Robotics & Test Systems EngineerDo you enjoy turning concept sketches into production‑ready controls and test platforms? Are PLCs, HMIs, and vision systems your toolkit? At Dynamic Manufacturing, Inc., you will architect and sustain the automation that drives our automotive remanufacturing—from disassembly to assembly to end‑of‑line testing.Is This You?Can you estimate scope, cost, and level of effort for brand‑new product lines and enhancements to existing ones?Do you thrive in cross‑functional environments, collaborating with Product, Manufacturing, Quality, and Mechanical Design Engineers, plus Maintenance and Calibration teams?Are you comfortable visiting customer sites, leading portions of new line launches, and juggling multiple projects?Do you mentor junior engineers while still diving deep into ladder logic, safety circuits, and motion control tuning?What You’ll BuildIndustrial equipment and testers:Air‑decay and displacement measurement stations; pick‑to‑light systemsNVH testers and multi‑panel test setupsComponent testers for 2‑pin/3‑pin Hall‑effect sensors, bearings, and chainsHi‑Pot tester hardware/software interfaces with data loggingVision Inspection Systems and barcode solutionsElectrical controls for hydraulic and pneumatic pressesControls architectures covering motion/motor control, PLC/HMI selection and programming, servo/DC/three‑phase/VFD integration, relay‑based safety, and DAQ selection.Robotic and automated cells (industrial and collaborative), including layout, safeguarding, end‑of‑arm tooling, and robot programming.Standards and documentation for electrical/mechanical designs and preventive/predictive maintenance.Electrical panel layouts; updated design packages; project management deliverables.Recommendations for repair, redesign, or rebuild based on equipment condition.Your QualificationsBS or advanced degree (or equivalent experience) in a relevant field.Experience with DAQ and control: NI hardware, Measurement Computing; PLCs (AutomationDirect, Allen‑Bradley, Omron, etc.); Arduino and Raspberry Pi.Robotics/automation: cell design, safety, EOAT selection, robot programming.Industrial machine design and implementation.Electrical schematics (AutoCAD, AutoCAD Electrical, Visio); mechanical drawings (Inventor); pneumatic/hydraulic schematics.Hydraulic/pneumatic fundamentals and component selection.PLC and HMI programming (Ladder Logic or similar); LabVIEW interfacing.Sensors and signal conditioning (Dataforth, Analog Devices); wiring, shielding, grounding, and noise mitigation best practices.PCB design familiarity; PC‑based GUI/HMI development; data storage to Microsoft Access and SQL.Vision and ID: Cognex Vision Systems and barcode scanners; exposure to Keyence and Banner product lines.Motors and drives: DC and three‑phase selection/control; VFD selection, wiring, control, and programming.Relay control, safety relays/circuits; industrial comms (Ethernet, Modbus).Maintenance know‑how for electrical/mechanical/industrial equipment; electrical panel layout and build.Analog sensing (pressure, torque); comfort inferring machine behavior with minimal documentation.Strong communicator; lean and continuous improvement mindset; organized project manager; rigorous technical writer; persistent problem solver and troubleshooter.Core StrengthsPLC troubleshooting and programmingElectrical schematic reading and creationMachine vision programmingPneumatics troubleshootingTech You’ll TouchVariable Frequency Drives (VFDs)PLCs (e.g., Siemens)Vision SystemsHMIsPerks & GrowthA collaborative environment with meaningful challengesCareer advancement pathways and mentoringTuition reimbursementCompetitive pay with weekly payrollFull benefits and 401(k) matchGenerous PTO—and moreAbout Dynamic ManufacturingWe’re a multi‑generation, family‑owned company founded in 1955 by John Partipilo. Our specialty is powertrain manufacturing across automotive, off‑road, industrial, and racing applications. We build torque converters, transmissions (automatic, manual, hybrid), and transfer case assemblies. From a single storefront, we’ve grown to nearly one million square feet of operations and 1,000+ talented employees, providing turnkey capabilities from engineering and machining to assembly and dynamometer testing for aftermarket and OE customers alike.Equal OpportunityWe are an equal opportunity employer and prohibit discrimination/harassment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
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hillside, IL, 60162, US
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