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controls engineer jobs overview
Explore a wide range of controls engineer job opportunities in the United States. Use this page to compare and filter positions based on industry, location, and contract type to find the best fit for your career goals.
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controls engineer jobs: contract types
Controls engineering roles in the U.S. come in various employment types, including:
- Contract Controls Engineer Jobs: A contract role offers a fixed-term commitment, allowing you to gain experience and assess whether a company is the right fit before committing long-term. Contract positions often focus on specific projects or short-term operational needs in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and energy.
- Permanent Controls Engineer Jobs: In a full-time, permanent role, you work with one employer indefinitely, gaining stability, access to benefits like health insurance, 401(k) retirement plans, and paid time off, and opportunities for career growth.
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about the controls engineer job
Controls engineers are responsible for designing, maintaining, and optimizing automated control systems across various industries. Your duties may include:
- Programming and troubleshooting PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) and SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems.
- Ensuring regulatory compliance with OSHA, ANSI, and industry-specific safety standards.
- Conducting cost analysis and optimizing control systems for efficiency.
At Randstad, we specialize in helping you find the right controls engineer role based on your experience, industry preferences, and career goals.
For more details, visit our controls engineer job profile page.
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how much does a controls engineer make in?
Controls engineer salaries vary based on experience, location, and industry. For specific salary insights, visit our job profile page or check salary details listed in each job posting.
how to apply for controls engineer jobs?
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how do I apply for a job as a controls engineer?
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