Matthew — Controls Engineer
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Programming Skills (6)
Mostly troubleshooting and parts replacement with some programming.
About Me
Skills
- Python programming
- Java programming
- PLC programming Rs Logix 5000, 500, 5
- Unironics99 programming
- Mitsubishi Developer programming
- Fanuc Robot programming
- Fanuc CNC experience
- Networking
- HMI programming
- SQL
- OPC topic configuration
- Allen Bradley Factory View ME
- MES
- Asset Center Allen Bradley
Education
- General Studies Associates Degree American Public University System(completed)
- Bachelor’s in information technology concentration computer programming (Senior)
- Bachelor’s in Computer Tech American Military University(Junior)
- 1142 MOS school (Electrical Equipment Systems Tech) USMC
- Advanced Robotics tool handling and programming (Owens Community College)
- Robotic programming Fanuc Certificate. Motion Controls
- Allen Bradley Continued education (30 classes)
Skilled Trades (1)
Performed sequence fixes and changes using RS logix 500, and 5000. I am one of two electricians in the plant responsible for running power and bending conduit. Performed daily maintenance on plc to pc interfaces with batching systems, osmonics systems. I have AutoCAD experience with updating electrical and mechanical prints daily. I use machining equipment such as mills lathes and fabricate parts for the machine. I am not certified, but can MIG, TIG, and stick weld when necessary.
Professional Competencies (4)
Applications (6)
Work Experience(11)
– Architect Level Position Electrical Controls Engineer Worked on implementing ground up designs for different systems in the plants Mill. Worked on safety system improvement. Network Architecture redesign and improvement. Scada system startup and design. New implementation of power flex 525 drives and motion controls. AutoCAD drafting. Troubleshooting and improving equipment. Looking for issues with cycle time and pinch points. Worked with vendors to figure out appropriate metrology tools and capabilities. Developed different mechanical bracketry when implementing new Keyence AI camera via fusion 360 and 3d printing technology for camera and light ring without a bracket supplied by Keyence (Currently under copyright protection).
– Global MES Electrical Controls Engineer 2 Worked as Floater and Moved from support to solutions. Was responsible for integrating new Material handling and robotics lines in First Solar plants. Worked on Ignition Scada projects as well as Projects involving upgrading Kinetix 5500 servo control systems.
– MES Electrical Controls Engineer 1 Integrating new lines. SQL query pulling do establish proper data transfer to databases. Primary support of factory floor on night shift. Modifying and creating new routines. Robot programming changes. Vision programming changes with Cognex and Keyence. Implementing and creating change requests for new systems. Experience with Studio 5000 RS logix 5000 and 500. Configuring OPC topics. Function block, structured text, and ladder logic programming.
– Electrical Controls Technician troubleshoot logic with studio logic 5000. Adjust programs as needed. replace and troubleshoot electrical components of the equipment. Working with traffic control and complex conveyor systems with WIP tracking. HMI programming edits with factory talk ME. Servo drive replacement and VFD replacement. Implementing logic changed and bypasses. Working with the IT department and MES to manage data from equipment. Keyence and Cognex vision system adjustment. Networking New controllers in the asset center and adding them to VMI. Also took several Allen Bradley programming classes in RS Logix 5000 and Keyence vision systems while working here. I also work with Fanuc robots, modifying and editing robot programs. We also complete change requests coming from production and the engineering department. I have a General Associates degree from American Military University, and I have taken most classes that Allen Bradley has to offer with drive systems and RSLogix 5000.
I was responsible for overseeing maintenance and other personnel on my shift. Performs the roll of a process engineer by seeing what programming, electrical, or mechanical changes can be added to boost the efficiency of the machines. Also, works as a bridge between engineering and maintenance to get communication flowing efficiently. I have AutoCAD electrical and mechanical experience. I have experience with troubleshooting Fanuc robots and teaching the robot. I have experience with new and old Allen Bradley PLCs editing programs when changes need to be made. Also, I have some HMI Factory Talk Experience. Currently, I am getting a degree in Computer Programming from American Military University while working the 3rd shift and maintaining above a 3.3 GPA. I am also responsible for the fabrication of new devices on equipment and making sure everything is in order with parts that need to be ordered.
Troubleshooting networking and software-related issues for retina scanning devices. Responsible for ordering and controlling maintenance flow of parts, and planning weekly schedule based on customer needs. I am responsible for the mid-Michigan region all the way down to mid-Ohio. Currently Using CRM to control and update maintenance and customer flow.
Performed sequence fixes and changes using RS logix 500, and 5000. I am one of two electricians in the plant responsible for running power and bending conduit. Performed daily maintenance on plc to pc interfaces with batching systems, osmonics systems. I have AutoCAD experience with updating electrical and mechanical prints daily. I use machining equipment such as mills lathes and fabricate parts for the machine. I am not certified, but can MIG, TIG, and stick weld when necessary.
as a lead machine tool electrician at Hirata USA. I worked on conveyers, IR vision systems, Siemens PLCs. Because of my previous BTI technical Knowledge, I was given the position to debug and red line prints, and sometimes to just make things work when others couldn't. I typically have around 3 class 2 electricians working under me most of the time. I have done everything from wiring cabinets to programming fixes, to bending conduit and industrial wiring, mounting, and connecting transformers. Laying out, adjusting power plans, and some basic machining. worked with wiring ABB robots, and Fanuc robots at BTI.
• Installed, repaired, retro-fitted, and aided in debugging and designing balancers and force crack detection systems. • Worked with hydraulics, pneumatics, and air over oil (Hypac systems). Collet-based tooling. • Worked with Siemens and Allen Bradley programmable logic controllers. Siemens step 7, Rslogix 5000, and 500. • Worked with PLC to PC interface Adapter interface boards, Ghalil motion cards, and so forth. • I traveled all around the world fixing multiple issues from the things discussed, and when in house I worked in Debug, and as an electrician.
• Controlled maintenance flow for over a 22million dollars' worth of equipment. • Controlled modification inputs for over 22 million dollars worth of equipment. • Experienced in troubleshooting AC and DC circuits, including circuit boards, motors, transformers, and solar panels. • was the Global Combat Support System Clerk responsible for ordering parts based on National Stock Number to maintain equipment. • Was responsible for a team of mechanics and electricians to complete the equipment's reparations and ask for guidance and assistance if there was any confusion.
• Experience with installation of Diesel Engine components, Generator components, hydraulic components, and reading all the associated Technical Manuals, Wiring Diagrams, and troubleshooting procedures for all electrical equipment besides aviation.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does a Controls Engineer do?
- A Controls Engineer designs, programs, and maintains automated control systems including PLCs, HMIs, SCADA systems, and industrial robots. They work in manufacturing, automotive, and process industries to optimize production and ensure system reliability.
- What certifications do Controls Engineers need?
- Common certifications include Rockwell Automation Certified Professional, Siemens Certified Professional, FANUC Robot certifications, ABB Robot Programming certifications, and TIA Portal certifications. Industry experience is often valued as highly as certifications.
- How do I hire a Controls Engineer?
- On Automate America, you can search for Controls Engineers by skill, location, and availability. Post a contract with your requirements, review applicant profiles and certifications, then connect directly or use White Glove managed services.
- What does Matthew do?
- Matthew is a Controls Engineer on Automate America, the global professional marketplace for skilled talent across industrial, commercial, and residential work.
- Where is Matthew located?
- Matthew is based in Toledo, Ohio.
- What does Matthew specialize in?
- Matthew works with Python, Allen Bradley / Rockwell, Fanuc, Cognex and Keyence as a Controls Engineer on Automate America, the global professional marketplace for skilled talent across industrial, commercial, and residential work. Matthew's skilled trades: Maintenance.
- Is Matthew available for work?
- Availability unknown. Matthew has not marked it recently.
- How do I connect with or hire Matthew?
- Create a free profile on Automate America and send a connection or contract request from this profile. Matthew can then respond and coordinate the work directly through the platform.







