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A confidential opportunity with a leading global logistics and technology organization scaling one of the largest facility buildouts in the country. Every new site needs power before it opens, and we are hiring Program Managers to lead the energy and power workstream that unblocks it.

This role blends program management with hands-on energy expertise. One hour you are running a stakeholder standup and reporting on portfolio timelines; the next you are deep in a technical discussion on interconnection, capacity and temporary power. If you can do both, read on.

Day to day

Manage power and energy delivery across a portfolio of new sitesRun power due diligence - capacity, interconnection requirements, timelines and costEngage utility providers to secure power at the lowest cost and shortest timelineRightsize power needs and unblock design, engineering and construction teamsStand up bridge and temporary power solutions to keep site timelines on trackCoordinate multiple stakeholder teams and report to senior leadership

Experience needed

Proven program or project management on complex, multi-stakeholder infrastructure programsReal subject matter knowledge of electrical infrastructure and the utility interconnection processIdeal profiles include electrical engineers from the utility distribution side, energy program managers from major technology companies, and specialists in site energization, grid resiliency or renewables integrationConfident holding technical conversations while keeping a large program moving

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If you have delivered power to data centers or large-scale sites, this is that skill set at the center of one of the biggest infrastructure buildouts in the country. A leading global technology and logistics organization is energizing hundreds of new facilities across the US, and we are hiring Energy Program Managers to make it happen.

You will own the path from "empty site" to "powered and operational" - assessing grid capacity, driving utility interconnection, and standing up bridge power so construction never waits on the grid.

Core responsibilities

Run site-level power due diligence: capacity availability, interconnection cost and timelineOwn utility engagement end to end - capacity studies through to energizationCoordinate design, engineering, construction and internal power teams across a large site portfolioDeploy temporary and bridge power (generators, mobile solutions) to protect opening datesReport status, risks and timelines to senior stakeholders across a multi-site program

Ideal background

Program or project management experience delivering power and energy for data centers, hyperscale, or large industrial sitesStrong grasp of electrical infrastructure: substations, transformers, power demand and site design fundamentalsDirect experience of the utility interconnection processBonus: grid resiliency, renewables integration or microgrid experienceA genuine 50/50 blend of program management and technical energy expertise

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A leading robotics and automation organization is seeking a Controls Software Engineer to join the team behind one of the largest industrial robotics deployments in the world - a fleet of advanced robotic pick-and-place workcells operating across automated fulfillment sites, scaling from over 1,000 machines today to several thousand in the next two years.

This is a software-engineering role in a controls environment - not a traditional PLC position. The team is built largely of engineers from C/C++ software backgrounds who work hands-on with real industrial control hardware. If you pair genuine software-development ability with real controls or automation experience, this is a rare chance to do deep, high-impact work at extraordinary scale.

The Role

As a Controls Software Engineer, you'll support and improve the control software running across the deployed robotic fleet:

Investigate and resolve bugs and faults in the deployed control application across a large fleet of machinesDrive rate and throughput improvements across the servo control, motion orchestration, and state-handling layersWork hands-on with real hardware in the lab - servos, drives, sensors, vision systems, and conveyanceDiagnose issues from telemetry, logs, and alarm history; take fixes from root cause through to deploymentAuthor change documentation and runbooks, and align stakeholders before fleet-wide rollouts

The deployed application is written in Structured Text (CODESYS) on Linux-based industrial PCs, with a parallel migration into modern C++ underway. The codebase is large and mature - success here is as much about strong software-engineering instincts as it is about controls.

What We're Looking For (Non-Negotiables)

Real controls experience - hands-on work with industrial control systems, machine control, motion/servo, robotics, or embedded real-time automationA firm grasp of software development in a modern, lower-level language - ideally C, C++, Rust, or Structured TextThe ability to navigate and contribute to a large, mature codebase with strong software-engineering disciplineWillingness to work on-site in Seattle or Boston

Important: CODESYS and Structured Text are not strict requirements. Most of the team came from C/C++ backgrounds and picked up CODESYS on the job. If you have strong lower-level software skills and genuine controls or automation experience, you're in scope - the Structured Text can be learned on the job.

Strongly Preferred

Structured Text on any platform - CODESYS, TwinCAT, Allen-Bradley, SiemensEmbedded, real-time, or industrial software experienceServo/motion control, robotics, or Cartesian / pick-and-place workcell backgroundLinux at the system level; EtherCAT or industrial fieldbus experienceExperience supporting production or fleet-scale systems

Experience Level

Open to strong mid-level engineers (3-5 years) who can own and deliver, through to senior engineers who can plug in immediately. What matters is the combination of real controls exposure and genuine software-engineering ability.

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We are seeking experienced Controls Engineers with Beckhoff / TwinCAT expertise to support a large-scale, greenfield automation program within the material handling and logistics industry. This initiative is focused on developing standardized control systems for high-throughput industrial environments.

This is a hands-on development role, working on machine control logic and automation systems - not maintenance or break/fix support.

What You'll Be DoingDevelop machine control logic using TwinCAT (Structured Text, Function Block)Build and integrate control systems for conveyors, sortation, and material handling equipmentWork with industrial PCs (IPC-based control systems)Integrate field devices including motors, drives, sensors, actuators, and vision systemsUtilize industrial protocols such as EtherCAT, Ethernet/IP, and ProfinetSupport lab-based testing and validation of automation systemsDebug, test, and optimize control software for production environmentsSupport early deployment and system validation effortsCreate technical documentation and control system artifactsRequired Skills5+ years of Beckhoff / TwinCAT development experienceStrong proficiency in Structured Text and IEC 61131-3 programmingExperience working with IPC-based control architecturesExperience integrating industrial automation systems and devicesExperience with EtherCAT and other industrial communication protocolsBackground in material handling, packaging, manufacturing, or automation systemsWillingness to travel for on-site lab work and deployment supportPreferredExperience with modular or reusable control architecturesExposure to conveyor or sortation systemsExperience with distributed control systemsFamiliarity with Linux-based environments

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We are looking for a Process / Manufacturing / Industrial Engineer to support daily manufacturing and production activities. This role focuses on helping keep production running smoothly, resolving process-related issues, and supporting continuous improvement efforts. It is well suited for engineers who enjoy being on the shop floor while also using basic data to understand and improve processes.

Key Responsibilities

Support day‑to‑day production and process issuesWork with production teams to help improve workflow, efficiency, and line performanceAssist with line balancing and workload adjustmentsTrack basic production data and performance metricsHelp analyze data to identify improvement opportunitiesSupport process changes, improvements, and standard work updatesAssist with training operators and technicians on updated processesWork closely with manufacturing, quality, and engineering teamsHelp document process changes and improvements

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related fieldExperience or strong interest in manufacturing or production environmentsWillingness to work hands‑on on the shop floorBasic experience with data tracking and simple analysisFamiliarity with tools like Excel (Minitab or similar tools a plus but not required)Good communication skills and ability to work in a team settingProblem‑solving mindset and desire to improve processes

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Role Summary

The process engineer is the bridge between the automation equipment team and the production floor. When Joe's team builds a machine, this person takes it, runs samples, collects data, and determines whether the equipment and process are producing acceptable results. They handle day-to-day process issue resolution on the line, support line balancing, track and analyze production data, and help train operators. This is a hands-on plus data analysis role, not a desk job.

Key ResponsibilitiesTake equipment from the automation team, run production samples, and validate process outputPerform statistical analysis on process data using Minitab, Excel, or similar toolsResolve day-to-day process issues on the production lineSupport line balancing and production workflow optimizationTrack and analyze production data to identify trends, issues, and improvement opportunitiesCommunicate results and feedback to the automation/equipment team on what is working and what needs adjustmentWork with R&D as the product design evolves, adapting processes to product changesDevelop and deliver training for operators and technicians on new processes and equipmentSupport process documentation including work instructions, control plans, and validation protocols

Required Skills & Experience3+ years of experience in process engineering, manufacturing engineering, or industrial engineering in a production environmentStrong statistical analysis skills: Minitab (preferred) and/or Excel-based data analysisExperience running designed experiments, capability studies, or structured sample runsHands-on manufacturing experience - must be comfortable working on the production floor with equipment and productExperience with process issue troubleshooting and root cause analysisGood communication skills to work across automation, quality, R&D, and production teams

Preferred ExperienceBackground in fiber optic manufacturing, precision assembly, or connector termination processesExperience with line balancing and production workflow optimizationFamiliarity with process validation (IQ, OQ, PQ) and control plan developmentLean / Six Sigma experience or certificationExperience training operators on new processes

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Job Title: Industrial Engineer Location: Bloomington, MN Industry: Manufacturing / Automation / Fiber Optics

Detailed Job Description:

We are seeking an Industrial Engineer to join a growing automation and manufacturing engineering team in a high-volume fiber optics production environment. This role is focused on optimizing manufacturing operations, improving workflow efficiency, and supporting the integration of new automation equipment into production.

You will analyze production processes, facility layouts, and operational workflows to identify improvement opportunities, reduce waste, and increase manufacturing capacity. You will work closely with automation, process, and manufacturing teams to ensure new equipment and processes are smoothly transitioned into production. This position is based onsite in the southwest metro area of Minneapolis and supports global manufacturing operations.

Key Responsibilities:

Analyze and optimize manufacturing workflows, production layouts, and material flow for fiber optics assembly operationsDevelop and maintain capacity models, cycle time analyses, and production throughput metricsSupport the integration of new automation equipment into existing production lines, including layout planning, workflow design, and operator interfaceConduct time and motion studies to establish labor standards and identify efficiency improvement opportunitiesLead or support continuous improvement projects using Lean, Six Sigma, and other IE methodologiesCollaborate with automation engineers, process engineers, and production management to plan and execute equipment deploymentDevelop and maintain standard work documentation, work instructions, and training materials for production operationsAnalyze production data to identify trends, bottlenecks, and root causes of inefficiencySupport capital expenditure planning and cost-benefit analysis for manufacturing improvement projectsContribute to facility planning and layout optimization as production scalesPartner with quality and safety teams to ensure manufacturing processes meet compliance standardsTravel to global production locations as needed (up to 15%)

Required Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related engineering discipline3+ years of experience in industrial engineering, manufacturing engineering, or production optimizationStrong knowledge of Lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, and continuous improvement toolsExperience with time studies, capacity analysis, and production line balancingProficiency in data analysis tools such as Excel, Minitab, or Power BIExperience with facility layout planning and workflow optimizationExcellent communication and interpersonal skills for cross-functional collaborationAbility to work in a fast-paced, hands-on manufacturing environmentAbility to travel up to 15%

Preferred Qualifications:

Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt certificationExperience in high-volume assembly or precision manufacturing operationsFamiliarity with manufacturing execution systems (MES) or ERP systemsExperience supporting automation equipment integration into production environmentsBackground in fiber optics, electronics, or data center infrastructure manufacturingExperience with simulation or modeling tools for production planningFamiliarity with AutoCAD or similar tools for layout design

Key Skills:

Industrial Engineer, Manufacturing Engineering, Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, Production Optimization, Capacity Planning, Time Studies, Workflow Analysis, Facility Layout, Continuous Improvement, Fiber Optics, Manufacturing Operations, Bloomington MN

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