Automation Engineer

At Concentric Integration, both seasoned professionals and recent graduates find more than a job; they uncover a long-lasting, fulfilling career with a distinguished leader in technology and innovation. Our work environment is extraordinary and being honored as one of the 2025 Zweig Best Firms to Work For exemplifies our appreciation and respect for our dedicated staff.

Concentric Integration provides full-service automation of water/wastewater systems (including design, implementation, and support). We strive to advocate for our clients and form long-lasting partnerships based on trust. Concentric provides tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of each of our clients. We pride ourselves on providing our clients with a depth of expertise unrivaled in the industry.

The Automation Engineer will provide design, fabrication, programming, installation, commissioning/testing, & support of primarily Water/Wastewater control systems. These systems typically include process instrumentation, control panels, motor controls, power monitoring, PLCs, OITs/HMIs, SCADA/DCS Systems, industrial networking, IT infrastructure, radio/cellular telemetry, reporting, and data collection.

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  Provide conceptual design, solutions, and product specifications per end-user requirements.

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  Provide in-house PLC/OIT/HMI programming and testing.

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  Provide onsite work for municipal clients including instrumentation configuration, installation assistance, and control system and process start-up/testing.

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  When skill level is at a level of competence to allow for independent work assignments, the Automation Engineer will be expected to be "on-call" 24/7 to troubleshoot instrumentation and control system issues. The staff rotates on-call duties weekly between employees. < 15-minute initial (phone) response time to outages when on-call is expected unless prior arrangements have been made (vacation, time off, etc.).

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  Occasionally lift items up to 50 pounds without assistance.

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  5+ years' experience as an Electrical/Controls Engineer performing design, programming, installation, and startup tasks.

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    5+ years’ experience programming Allen-Bradley Logix platform PLC's.

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    5+ years’ experience with fieldwork (panel wiring, startup, and emergency support/troubleshooting.)

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    5+ years’ experience with SCADA software development (FactoryTalk View SE, Ignition, Wonderware, VTSCADA, or iFix.)

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    3+ years’ experience programming Allen-Bradley PanelView or other manufacturer touch screens.

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  Strong networking/computer skills, literacy, & proficiency are expected.

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  Must possess excellent oral, written, & digital communication skills.

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  Must be able to easily interact with other staff & assist in communications with clients, customers, engineers, & contractors.

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  Must possess effective organizational skills for productive tasks and time management that results in effective and efficient work.

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  Must regularly undertake self-development (learning) activities to stay technically sharp.

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  Must provide own transportation (reimbursable) to drive a vehicle to other locations.

• Relevant Engineering or Technology degree from an ABET-accredited program.

• Advanced computer and/or networking skills are a significant plus.