Contract W2
Controls Engineer
Willing to relocate all over USA · Depends on experience
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About this role
We are seeking a Controls Engineer for a contract (W-2) engagement. You will design, program, and commission industrial automation and control systems — working with PLCs, HMIs, and SCADA to bring manufacturing and process systems online and keep them running.
This position is open to engineers anywhere in the United States who are willing to relocate for the assignment. Rate depends on experience.
This position is open to engineers anywhere in the United States who are willing to relocate for the assignment. Rate depends on experience.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Controls Engineering, or equivalent hands-on experience
- Hands-on PLC programming (Allen-Bradley / Rockwell, Siemens, or similar)
- HMI / SCADA development (FactoryTalk, Ignition, WinCC, or Wonderware)
- Proficiency with ladder logic, function block, and structured text
- Commissioning and troubleshooting of control panels and field instrumentation
- Familiarity with industrial networks (EtherNet/IP, Profinet / Profibus, Modbus)
- Willing to travel or relocate for on-site assignments across the US
How we handle your application. A recruiter reads it — not a keyword filter. We will not submit you to this client, or any other, without your explicit approval for that specific role. Josh Pros is an equal opportunity employer and considers all qualified applicants without regard to citizenship or immigration status.
Before you apply anywhere — including here
Ask every firm these questions. We have already answered them.
Do you sponsor work authorization?
Yes, for consultants we employ on W-2 — H-1B transfers, extensions, amendments, and employment-based green cards.
Read moreWhat happens on the bench?
You stay on payroll. For H-1B employees, paying the required wage during employer-caused downtime is a legal requirement, not a perk.
Read moreWill you tell me the client and the layers?
Yes, before you interview. If there is a prime vendor or MSP in the chain, you will know.
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