Alan — PLC Programmer
Alan
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Alan
ProfessionalContractor #16463
Primary Occupation
PLC Programmer
Santo André, São Paulo
Pay Rates
15
Years Exp
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Work History on Automate America
3Skills
8yrsOn Platform
Programming Skills (3)
Allen Bradley / Rockwell
General, FactoryTalk View, Panelview, Studio 5000, RSLogix 5000, RSLogix 500, RSLinx, SLC 500, MicroLogix Series, PowerFlex AC Drives, 1756 ControlLogix Modules, PLC-5, GuardLogix, RSView Studio, RSNetWorx
Siemens
TIA Portal, S7, WINCC, SIMATIC S7-300, S7-1500, WinCC Flex, Simatic Manager 5.5/5.6
GE
iFIX, Proficy Machine Edition, Intellution IFIX, 90-30
About Me
Alan has 15 years of experience as an Industrial Automation Solutions developer, with prior experience in engineering and maintenance departments, providing services in large companies from sectors, such as Automotive, Utilities, Mining, Petrochemical and Pharmaceutical. Working on ICS/OT cybersecurity at the moment.
Strong background in developing and implementing Industrial Control Systems, with expertise in Frequency Drives, SCADA, HMIs, PLCs, Industrial Networks, Virtualized environments and Robotic cell integration.
Skilled Trades (2)
Electrician
Software
Professional Competencies (14)
Customer Service
Electrical Engineering
ISO Standard
Leadership
Machining
maintenance
Manufacturing
PLC Programming
Problem Solving
Process Control
Robotics
SCADA
troubleshooting
Writing
Applications (1)
Development
Service Radius & Travel
International
Will Work
Eligibility
US citizen
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a PLC Programmer?
- A PLC Programmer writes and maintains code for Programmable Logic Controllers that automate industrial machinery. They use programming languages like ladder logic, structured text, and function block diagrams to control manufacturing processes.
- What PLC brands are most in demand?
- The most sought-after PLC brands are Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation), Siemens, Mitsubishi, Omron, and Schneider Electric. Allen-Bradley and Siemens dominate the North American market, while Mitsubishi and Omron are common in automotive applications.
- How do I become a PLC Programmer?
- Start with an electrical engineering, automation, or mechatronics degree. Gain hands-on experience with common PLC brands through internships or entry-level positions. Earn manufacturer certifications like Rockwell Level 1-4 or Siemens Certified Professional. Build a portfolio of successful projects.
- What does Alan do?
- Alan is a PLC Programmer on Automate America, the global professional marketplace for skilled talent across industrial, commercial, and residential work.
- Where is Alan located?
- Alan is based in Santo André, São Paulo.
- What does Alan specialize in?
- Alan works with Allen Bradley / Rockwell, Siemens, GE, Electrician, Software as a PLC Programmer on Automate America, the global professional marketplace for skilled talent across industrial, commercial, and residential work.
- Is Alan available for work?
- Availability unknown. Alan has not marked it recently.
- How do I connect with or hire Alan?
- Create a free profile on Automate America and send a connection or contract request from this profile. Alan can then respond and coordinate the work directly through the platform.



