A — PLC Programmer
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Primary Occupation
PLC Programmer
Vandalia, Ohio
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US citizen
Work History on Automate America
5Skills
2Experience
8yrsOn Platform
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Programming Skills (5)
Keyence
Omron
Autodesk
Microsoft
Intel
About Me
Creative PLC programmer committed to providing unique and effective software development solutions. Proficient at the testing and assessment of hardware systems, completing trouble shooting and diagnostics and managing equipment for PLC programming. Advanced software design and programming skills obtained through cooperative work experience. Seeking for a full-time opportunity to use advanced techniques and technical modifications in support of plc programming.
Software Competencies (5)
AutoCAD
Cortex
FactoryTalk Studio
LINX
Windows
Professional Competencies (8)
Design
Diagnostics
Electrical Engineering
Ladder Logic
Motor Control
SCADA
Software development
wiring diagrams
Applications (10)
DCS
Design
Engineering
Fabrication
Fluid power
HMI
Hydraulics and Pneumatics
Power
Utility
Variable Frequency Drives
Work Experience(2)
treva automation
Junior Controls Engineer · Dec 2017 – Present
ECIL
Controls Engineer · Apr 2013 – May 2014
Education / Training / Certificates(2)
wright state university
wright state university
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 A do?
- A is a PLC Programmer on Automate America, the global professional marketplace for skilled talent across industrial, commercial, and residential work.
- Where is A located?
- A is based in Vandalia, Ohio.
- What does A specialize in?
- A works with Keyence, Omron, Autodesk, Microsoft, Intel as a PLC Programmer on Automate America, the global professional marketplace for skilled talent across industrial, commercial, and residential work.
- Is A available for work?
- Availability unknown. A has not marked it recently.
- How do I connect with or hire A?
- Create a free profile on Automate America and send a connection or contract request from this profile. A can then respond and coordinate the work directly through the platform.