Mechatronics Engineer

Overview: Mechatronics Engineer McWane Poles , a world class manufacturer of ductile iron pipe and poles located in Provo, Utah since 1926 is currently accepting applications for a Mechatronics Engineer. Our Poles Department has a brand new fully automated assembly line. Those interested should be enthusiastic about working in an industrial setting, self motivated and willing to take on assigned tasks.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES: Allen-Bradley PLCs Familiar with Siemons components Factory talk view studio AutoCAD Electrical or equivalent Cognex Vision Systems or equivalent Familiar with multiple types of sensors Microsoft Project , Excel, word or equivalent Physical Requirements Ability to lift 25 pounds regularly Ability to wear personal protective gear Ability to stand for long periods of time Ability to work in extreme weather Ability to walk long distances in the production area Great things about working for McWane Poles. Medical, Dental and life insurance options.
401K with company match.
Generous PTO.
10 paid Holidays.
Gym Memberships.
Responsibilities: Basic Duties and Responsibilities: Research and analyze vendor design proposals, specifications, manuals, and other data to evaluate the feasibility, cost, and maintenance requirements of electrical designs or applications. Oversee design, installation, and operation of the electrical portion of new and modified equipment. Program the operation of the equipment through a PLC. Program and troubleshoot CNC drill. Read and interpret drawings and schematics. Develop the electrical design of the equipment using AutoCAD Electrical software. Update plant single line drawings using AutoCAD software. Update power distribution model using EasyPower and perform arc flash calculations. Troubleshoot equipment failures due to electrical systems. Qualifications: Mimimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Mechatronics is preferred but will consider similar degree or equaviliant experience. 5 Years or more of related work experience is preferred.