Senior Controls Engineer

Want to own a project from first sketch to a machine running on the floor? ASI is hiring a Senior Controls Engineer in Lake City, MN, where your work ships and you get to see it run. Hybrid, remote, or relocation is on the table for the right candidate.

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Your Role Will Include:

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• Design, program, test, and debug PLC and HMI control systems.
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• Independently lead field startup and commissioning under pressure.
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• Own projects end to end: design, panel layout, programming, testing, startup, and handoff.
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• Program and tune VFDs and servo/motion systems on multi-axis machinery.
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• Produce electrical design and schematics in AutoCAD Electrical.
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• Work directly with customers in the field, training operators and representing ASI on-site.
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Qualifications:

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• 5+ years designing and commissioning industrial control systems.
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• 2-year degree in Mechatronics, EET, or Electronics (a 4-year EE degree), or equivalent experience.
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• Strong PLC programming across Studio 5000, RSLogix 5000, and RSLogix 500.
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• FactoryTalk View ME/SE HMI development.
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• Hands-on VFD and servo/motion experience.
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• AutoCAD Electrical proficiency.
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• Working knowledge of UL 508A panel standards.
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• Willing to travel and work startup hours.
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• Professional composure with customers, even when a project gets tense.
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Preferred

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• Prior sales, bidding, or estimating experience.
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• Established relationships in industrial automation.
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Salary and Benefits:

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• Base pay $52.88 to $62.50 per hour, with overtime for hours over 40, typically totaling $110,000 to $130,000 annually, plus a field travel stipend.
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• 401(k), health and dental insurance, and performance bonuses.
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Location & Shift Times:

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• Lake City, MN, or hybrid/remote; relocation support also available.
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• Core hours roughly 7:00 AM to 5:00/6:00 PM, with 8 to 12 hour days during commissioning.
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Physical Demands:

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• Extended hours at a computer.
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• 8 to 12 hour days during field commissioning; walking, bending, squatting, reaching.
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• Occasional lifting up to 50 lbs to waist height.
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• Travel required for field startups.
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