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Automation & Industrial IT Engineer / Specialist (m/f/d)
PFASuiki GmbH
PFASuiki is setting the global standard for safe, sustainable PFAS destruction. Through advanced electrochemical oxidation (ECO), we transform contaminated streams into non-hazardous outputs and help solve one of today’s major environmental challenges.
We are looking for an Automation & Industrial IT Engineer / Specialist to develop the control, automation and data systems behind our pilot systems and future commercial products. You will take hands-on responsibility for PLC and SCADA development, equipment integration, operational data systems, testing and commissioning.
Tasks
• Develop, test and maintain PLC software for operating modes, sequences, control loops, alarms, interlocks and trips
• Build practical HMI and SCADA applications for plant control, monitoring, alarms, trends and fault diagnosis
• Integrate sensors, field devices and packaged equipment into the control system
• Perform I/O checks and troubleshoot issues across software, communications, PLC hardware and field devices
• Maintain systems for collecting, storing, backing up and accessing pilot and plant operational data
• Support company networks, devices, user access and backups in collaboration with external providers where required
• Prepare software tests and support FAT, dry and wet testing, startup and on-site commissioning
• Maintain structured documentation, including source code, backups, software releases, control descriptions, test results and network records
Requirements
• Degree,
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