Integration Systems Engineer

Remote
Full Time
Mid Level

Why join Seegrid?

Seegrid is the leading provider of self-driving industrial vehicles. We develop and deliver mobile robots and enterprise software for global leaders in logistics, manufacturing, warehousing, and e-commerce. Our suite of solutions includes vision-guided vehicles, fleet management software, actionable analytics, and best-in-class service and support. Our unique and proven technology sets us apart—our automation solutions have safely driven millions of autonomous miles in real production facilities without a single personnel safety incident. We are seeking energetic, bright, and friendly people to help achieve our vision: to fortify global supply chains and create profitable economies with safe, seamless, and smart mobile robotics solutions. 

 

The Role: Implementation Systems Engineer

Reports to the Systems Manager in the Services team. Work with a cross-disciplinary team to engineer customized systems including event-driven application logic, PLC logic, control panels, sensor selection, kinematic and process simulation, custom coding, and analysis. Document systems in a functional specification for each customer project. Provide technical consulting services to customer and third party integrators. Oversee installation and testing at customer sites. Review installed systems with service and product teams for ongoing support and product improvements.

 

Core Responsibility for this role:

Provide electrical, mechanical, and software engineering to integrate Seegrid products into the customer's automation ecosystem.

 

The successful completion of your first year looks like:

  • First six months: assist with several projects, including onsite work. Lead the design of a basic system integration.
  • Next six months: lead integration specification, documentation, and installation of projects with assistance from the team.

 

Responsibilities will consist of:

  • Quote estimated labor for projects based on complexity
  • Created detailed AutoCAD drawings of routes and/or hardware components
  • Create process logic rules to fulfill scoped customer requirements
  • Advise customers on Modbus and HTTP communication protocols
  • Create, program, modify Siemens/Rockwell/Beckhoff PLC logic
  • Meet with customers to detail out workflow, system recovery, process logic
  • Create JSON/XML formatting specs with customers
  • Create process flowcharts
  • Design electromechanical controls interfaces
  • Document all project work in a thorough, detailed functional specification
  • Track project status in Salesforce
  • Travel to site and test systems for go-live
  • Debug fleet management logic in Linux
  • Write custom analysis, integration, and simulation code

Required Experience

  • PLC or embedded systems
  • Network OSI model familiarity
  • Reading electrical schematics
  • AutoCAD
  • Linux systems
  • Familiarity with Python, C, JS, Ruby, or other common language

 

Desired Experience:

  • Industrial safety standards
  • Industrial fieldbuses
  • Industrial sensors
  • Web APIs: REST, WebSockets, AMQ, MQTT
  • Shop tools
  • Process simulation (FlexSim, Simio, etc)
  • Supply chain or manufacturing background
  • Web stack familiarity
  • Robotics
  • Project management
  • CRM (Salesforce)
  • SCM (Git)

 

Seegrid is embracing a remote workforce, so this position can be remotely located anywhere in the US or at HQ in Pittsburgh, PA. We’d love to have you join us!

 

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or disability status. Seegrid is an equal opportunity employer Minorities/Females/People with Disabilities/Protected Veterans/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity.


 

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