Staff SCADA Controls Engineer, Rocket Motor Systems

Anduril Industries

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Work type: On-site
Location: McHenry, MS
Salary: $143,000–$191,000 / yr
Posted: 4 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Nearby: 38 roles within 25 mi

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TL;DR · Staff SCADA Controls Engineer, Rocket Motor Systems

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The Staff SCADA Controls Engineer, Rocket Motor Systems joins the Rocket Motor Systems team to design, commission, and upgrade control systems for high-rate production of Solid Rocket Motors. This role involves owning the SCADA layer from PLC integration through Ignition applications and plant floor visibility. Key responsibilities include architecting and debugging Siemens PLC code in Ladder and Structured Text, building SCADA applications with Perspective screens and historian configurations, and performing root cause analysis for automation failures. The candidate will also install and tune servo drives and VFDs while integrating FactoryOS software into production lines. Required technical skills include proficiency in ProfiNET, ProfiSAFE, and Ethernet IP protocols, as well as expertise in pneumatic concepts, electrical component selection, and Risk Assessments. This role addresses the challenge of automating manufacturing equipment for large-scale rocket motor production.

Skills

Siemens PLC Ignition SCADA Structured Text ProfiNET ProfiSAFE Ethernet IP VFD Servo Drives PID Tuning FactoryOS NFPA70e Control Systems Automation

What you'll do

Design, commission, and upgrade control systems for Solid Rocket Motor production equipment.
Architect, write, and debug structured Siemens PLC code for high-volume manufacturing applications.
Build and maintain SCADA applications in Ignition, including tag architecture, Perspective screens, and historian configuration.
Integrate FactoryOS software into automation equipment and production lines.
Lead root cause analysis and corrective actions for automation failures to ensure long-term reliability.
Install, configure, and tune servo drives and VFDs.
Establish internal standards for control system architectures, regulatory compliance, and safety buyoffs.
Mentor junior engineers and provide technical direction on integrator-delivered work.

What we're looking for

Bachelor's degree in Robotics, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, or Electrical Engineering.
8+ years of experience in controls and automation in a production environment.
Expert proficiency in Siemens PLC programming using Ladder and Structured Text.
Proficiency in servo drive and VFD configuration, PID tuning, and ethernet-based communication protocols like ProfiNET and Ethernet IP.
Experience developing SCADA applications in Ignition including Perspective, tag architecture, and historian configuration.
Proficiency in electrical component selection, wire sizing, circuit protection, heat management, and pneumatic concepts.
Knowledge of Risk Assessments, Controls Safety Design, and NFPA70e electrical safety practices.
Must be a U.S. Person due to export control requirements.
12+ years of experience in controls and automation in a production environment (preferred).
TUV FS Engineer certification (Functional Safety of Machinery) (preferred).

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