Controls Engineer (E)
promachbuilt · Middleton, WI, USA · United States · On-site
Posted Oct 5, 2026
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Quest Industrial, based in Middleton and Monroe, Wisconsin, is a full-service robotic integrator that specializes in automation solutions across food, beverage, plastics, metal, and other industries needing to optimize floor space, expand operations with accuracy and consistency, and improve overall production line flexibility and efficiency. Quest is a division of ProMach, a leading provider of integrated packaging and processing solutions for over 20,000 customers worldwide. Through multiple brands, ProMach provides product packaging and processing equipment, PMMI certified training, installation, parts, and service for primary and secondary packaging, flexible packaging, end-of-line packaging, and identification and tracking. For more information on Pro Mach’s brands visit www.ProMachBrands.com. As a Controls Engineer, you’ll develop and program robot, PLC, and HMI controls software for robotic packaging automation machinery. You’ll solve complex challenges to exceed customer expectations and help develop some of the newest technology available in robotic packaging automation. Are you excited about this work?
Prepare Robot, PLC, Servo, HMI software from existing software libraries.
Confer with mechanical and electrical engineering personnel to prepare software modifications as required.
Interpret technical specifications and application parameters.
Assist installation team during install, start up and commissioning of new machines.
Participate in the start-up of new automation equipment.
Perform software modifications to existing machines.
Collaborate with mechanical and electrical hardware engineering team to execute projects.
Partner with all other departments as needed.
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A minimum Applied Science (2-year degree) with emphasis in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Maintenance, Industrial Automation or Robotic Programming. Employer will also accept individuals with over 2 years full time working experience in related fields.
PLC programming, HMI development and troubleshooting skills.
General understanding of automation; including but not limited to high-speed assembly machinery, SCADA / Gantry / Six-Axis Robotics, FANUC robots and general automation technology.
Fanuc Programming and PLC Programming (Allen Bradley).
Demonstrated understanding of engineering theories and principles.
Ability to work in team environment and a focus on customer service.
Strong problem identification and resolution skills.
Effective attention to detail, high degree of…