Engineer - Controls Platform NPI

Job Description Summary

Responsible for design, development and validation of next-generation advancements across HMI platforms, virtualization and networking. Implement end-to-end CI/CD pipelines for applications to reduce manual configuration and deployment time. Develop automated testing frameworks that simulate complex networking and HMI platform scenarios to ensure "secure-by-design" releases.

Job Description

Roles and Responsibilities

• Development and deployment — Responsible for driving and evaluating emerging technology/features in next gen platform and application.
• Drive Requisition Readiness — Create customized product documentation for internal and external customers.
• Develop Deployment Automation Software — Partner with Technical Leaders, System Architects, and Product Owners to design and build software automation solutions that enable consistent, high-quality product deployments with minimal human intervention.
• Convert NPI Inputs into Automated Workflows — Translate product specifications and NPI outputs into structured, executable automation processes that eliminate manual steps and reduce deployment risk.
• Develop & Maintain Standard Work — continuously improve standardized deployment documentation and automation for HMI and AI platform, networking, and cybersecurity products.

Required Qualifications

• Min 2 years of Bachelor/Master or above in Electronics Engineering/Computer engineering/software engineering/controls-instrumentation engineering Industrial Automation or equivalent.
• Self-motivator and should have desire to learn the next gen technologies, cyber security and OT networking skills.
• Strong interpersonal and leadership skills and ability to influence.
• Strong oral and written communication skills
• Effective problem identification and solving skills

Desired Characteristics

• Strong oral and written communication skills. Ability to document, plan, market, and execute programs.

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided

Yes