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E-Space

PLC Programmer/Controls and Power Systems Engineer

Arlington, TXfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

E-Space seeks a PLC Programmer/Controls and Power Systems Engineer to develop and maintain advanced control systems for aerospace manufacturing equipment, primarily Siemens PLC-based platforms. You'll optimize thin-film production machinery and proprietary roll-to-roll systems while collaborating with manufacturers and process teams to enhance reliability and performance.

What you'll do

  • Program, modify, and troubleshoot Siemens PLC-based control systems on manufacturing equipment
  • Support and improve both OEM production machines and proprietary roll-to-roll manufacturing systems
  • Enhance system reliability, safety, throughput, and closed-loop feedback functionality
  • Collaborate with equipment manufacturers, process engineers, and production teams
  • Diagnose and resolve equipment performance issues
  • Implement control system improvements for aerospace thin-film production

What they're looking for

  • Siemens PLC programming
  • Controls system design and troubleshooting
  • Power systems knowledge
  • Roll-to-roll manufacturing systems
  • Closed-loop control feedback systems
  • Equipment integration and commissioning
  • Collaboration and cross-functional communication
  • Aerospace manufacturing familiarity
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E-Space

E-Space builds LEO satellite constellations and ground infrastructure for global IoT and wireless communications, with advanced solar power systems. The company is hiring across manufacturing engineering, wireless systems validation, modem software development, network protocols, and specialized materials engineering roles.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience programming Siemens PLCs. What programming languages (ladder logic, structured text, etc.) have you used most, and can you walk us through a specific control system you developed or modified?
  • Tell us about a time you had to troubleshoot a malfunctioning control system on manufacturing equipment. What was your diagnostic approach and how did you resolve it?
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