PLC Application Engineer - Fort Worth

Position Summary
The PLC Application Engineer designs, programs, tests, and commissions PLC applications for water/wastewater facilities and related infrastructure. The role collaborates with HMI, OT, and Field Services to deliver robust, maintainable control solutions.
Key Responsibilities

Develop PLC programs (Rockwell/Allen‑Bradley, Siemens) based on P&IDs, I/O lists, and control narratives.
Perform bench testing, simulation, and FAT; support SAT, startup, and operator training.
Integrate instrumentation and VFDs; implement alarming, interlocks, and failsafes; document as‑builts.
Collaborate with HMI and OT teams on communications, security, and performance.
Provide technical support and troubleshoot issues during and after deployment.

Qualifications

3–6 years of PLC programming/commissioning experience in utilities or industrial environments.
Proficiency with Rockwell and/or Siemens toolchains; understanding of networking and industrial protocols (EtherNet/IP, Modbus, DNP3).
Ability to read P&IDs, electrical schematics, and produce documentation.

Education & Certifications

Bachelor’s in Electrical/Controls Engineering or related field; equivalent experience considered.

Skills & Competencies (CLEAR Values)

Collaboration — partners across Engineering, Operations, and Field Services to deliver value.
Leadership — sets direction, coaches teams, and drives accountability and change.
Excellence — delivers high‑quality, compliant, and repeatable outcomes with strong documentation.
Accountability — owns outcomes, budgets, risks, and deadlines; uses KPIs for decisions.
Respect — communicates effectively and builds trust with clients, colleagues, and vendors.

Work Environment & Physical Requirements
Primarily office/remote environment with travel to facilities, project sites, and client/vendor meetings as needed. Site work may require PPE, walking/standing on uneven surfaces, and occasional lifting up to 30 lbs. Reasonable accommodations may be made for qualified individuals with disabilities.