HYBRID Controls Engineer
Indianapolis, Hamilton County, Indiana, 46262, USA
Listed on 2026-02-14
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineer
Location:
Indianapolis, IN (NE Indianapolis near Fort Harrison Park)
Salary: $90,000-$100,000 + Straight Pay + Bonus Potential
Straight Pay:
Typically, an additional $10,000-$15,000/year
Job Type: Full-Time
Typical
Hours:
M-F; 8am-5pm (flexible)
Travel:
Majority local (very limited overnights)
Start Date: ASAP
Relocation assistance: available
Sponsorship: not available
Important note: After onboarding (typically 3-6 months), this role will offer some work-from-home flexibility depending on project needs
Our client, a project-based automation company, is seeking a Controls Engineer to join their team in Indianapolis. In this role, you'll take on a range of responsibilities including programming, debugging, commissioning, and electrical hardware design. You’ll work hands-on with an array of technologies including PLCs, robotics, vision systems, VFDs, servos, and field I/O wiring. So, if you’re looking for an environment that offers more complexity and variety, this could be a great fit.
Their Indiana office operates as a small, tight-knit team of four engineers, giving you the opportunity for greater exposure and involvement across projects. With minimal overnight travel, you’ll enjoy the benefit of being home most nights, allowing for a healthy work/life balance while still working across multiple industries.
- Design electrical hardware
- Setup, configure, and troubleshoot systems
- Serve as the lead engineer for projects
- Review schematics with customers and provide guidance
- Communicate cross-functionally to ensure project deliverables
- Write and edit software code for machines and systems
- Pursue continued education for automation equipment
- Travel to clients to provide installation, testing, and support
- Minimum 2 years of controls engineering experience required
- Local travel required; very limited overnights
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