Controls Engineering
Automate America blog articles tagged Controls Engineering.
- What Automation Work Actually Pays in 2026: 17 Real Contracts, Real Posted Rates
- The Drive Is the Job: A Kinetix 5500 Contract in Howell, Michigan
- A Contract in Flint Didn't Fill. So the Rate Went Up.
- GM's Flint Truck Plant Went to Six Days a Week. The Conveyors Need a PLC Programmer.
- The Hardest Job in Controls: Editing Allen-Bradley Code Without Stopping the Line
- Two PLC Programmers, One Warren Line: The Uptime Economics of Automotive Controls
- The Tire Line Is the New Proving Ground: Two Controls-Engineer Contracts and the Machine-Vision Leap Behind Them
- The Line That Runs in Texas Is Being Built in Germany Right Now
- Keyence Vision Systems Engineer in Germany: Why This Contract Needs Both 2D and 3D
- Why Ford's New Kansas City Tire Line Needs Four Controls Engineers; Not One
- MVTec HALCON Vision Systems Engineer Contract: All Expenses Paid to Germany, Then Texas
- They Asked For One Siemens PLC Programmer. Now They Need Fifteen.
- Simulation to Plant Floor: Why the ABB Robot Programmer Is Automotive Automation's Most Valuable Hire in 2026
- The Tire Line Going Up in Oakville Needs Two Controls Engineers
- More Than Robots: The 62 Primary Occupations Behind American Manufacturing
- Sparks, Nevada — Two PLC Programmers, One of the Most Specialized Commissioning Windows of the Summer
- Lake Orion. GM. One PLC Programmer at the Center of a Production Reset.
- A New Automated Oxygen Bottle Line Is Coming Online in Auburn Hills — and We Have the PLC Programmer Seat
- Data Center BMS & Controls Automation Careers in 2026
- Women in Industrial Automation: Breaking Barriers and Building Careers in a Changing Industry
- Becoming a Commissioning Engineer: The Highest-Paying Path in Industrial Automation
- Industrial Automation Salary Guide 2026: By Role, Experience & Location
- How to Become a SCADA Engineer: Certifications, Skills & Career Path