Mechatronics Sustainable Packaging is seeking a Controls Integration Engineer to join their global team in developing next-generation fulfillment systems. This role combines automation, controls engineering, and software development to deliver world-class mechatronics solutions. The position serves as a crucial bridge between Fulfillment Center Operations, product design, and development teams.
The ideal candidate will be responsible for integrating, deploying, and troubleshooting advanced packaging technology solutions while working closely with cross-functional teams. They will play a vital role in system commissioning, performance optimization, and providing technical support and training to facility controls technicians.
The role offers an opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in Amazon's innovative fulfillment network, focusing on system safety, security, stability, and efficiency. The position involves full system development lifecycle participation, from specification writing to implementation and support.
Key aspects include PLC troubleshooting, control system integration, commissioning of technology products, and leading initiatives to enhance engineering practices. The role requires strong technical skills in modern programming languages, infrastructure automation, and Linux/Unix systems.
The compensation package is competitive, ranging from $89,200 to $202,700 based on geographic location, plus additional benefits including equity, sign-on payments, and comprehensive medical and financial benefits. This position offers the chance to work with a team dedicated to supporting Sub Same Day delivery and other innovative business initiatives.
The role combines technical expertise with leadership responsibilities, requiring someone who can both handle complex technical challenges and effectively communicate with various stakeholders. It's an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about automation, controls engineering, and developing scalable solutions for one of the world's leading technology companies.