Automation Engineer

[motion guru]

After 2-1/2 years of slow sales, we are booming again and looking for people with a knack for PLC / HMI / Drives programming and integration skills. Pay depends on experience obviously but range for what we are looking for is $80k - $105k / year plus 401k match, field bonus, full medical / dental / vision / life insurance, and profit sharing.

Hybrid WFH + in office + on the production floor . . . most customer installations in North America - about 10 - 15 percent travel per year. Project work ranges from specialty machine tools (we are building a machine now that shapes / machines refractory brick), consumer and commercial towel and tissue converting, glass container manufacturing, aerospace manufacturing equipment (picture mobile laser guided fixtures to install a 737 wing to a fuselage) . . . even things like "Magic the Gathering" card grading systems. Lots of variety using technology from Siemens, Rockwell, Omron, Fanuc, Cognex, Keyence, Control-Techniques, etc.

Sinumerik based Laser Welding cell designed and manufactured by AMS to make this product.

A paper machine “Core Cleaner” . . . this machine cleans left over tissue from large cores . . . for Costco TP.

AMS designed 1.6MW pump drive and control system behind this application . . . allowing the operator to shape the wave with an iPad by adjusting flow rates and motion controlled diverters along the surface of the pool floor.

Ad will be up until we hire 1 or 2 more engineers https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/egr/d/vancouver-plc-motion-control-systems/7466195721.html

 

[Chip Chester]

Good to hear things are coming around, especially with the new digs and all.

 

[moonlight machine]

After 2-1/2 years of slow sales, we are booming again and looking for people with a knack for PLC / HMI / Drives programming and integration skills. Pay depends on experience obviously but range for what we are looking for is $80k - $105k / year plus 401k match, field bonus, full medical / dental / vision / life insurance, and profit sharing.

Hybrid WFH + in office + on the production floor . . . most customer installations in North America - about 10 - 15 percent travel per year. Project work ranges from specialty machine tools (we are building a machine now that shapes / machines refractory brick), consumer and commercial towel and tissue converting, glass container manufacturing, aerospace manufacturing equipment (picture mobile laser guided fixtures to install a 737 wing to a fuselage) . . . even things like "Magic the Gathering" card grading systems. Lots of variety using technology from Siemens, Rockwell, Omron, Fanuc, Cognex, Keyence, Control-Techniques, etc.

Sinumerik based Laser Welding cell designed and manufactured by AMS to make this product.

A paper machine “Core Cleaner” . . . this machine cleans left over tissue from large cores . . . for Costco TP.

AMS designed 1.6MW pump drive and control system behind this application . . . allowing the operator to shape the wave with an iPad by adjusting flow rates and motion controlled diverters along the surface of the pool floor.

Ad will be up until we hire 1 or 2 more engineers https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/egr/d/vancouver-plc-motion-control-systems/7466195721.html

I was just going to check if anyone had heard from you, haven't seen any posts lately. Glad to hear things are picking up for you. I don't fit your requirements, hope you find someone who does.

 

[tlwhite0311]

I know i'm late but is this stikll available?

 

[CarbideBob]

I know i'm late but is this stikll available?

Maybe do a contact thing here: https://appliedmotionsystems.com/
Misspelling still........ the details so,so count in this world. You now have one black mark.
I much admire the owner and all the past stuff he has done and gone through over the many years.

 

[tlwhite0311]

Maybe do a contact thing here: https://appliedmotionsystems.com/
Misspelling still........ the details so count in this world. You now have one black mark.

Engineers are not known for prose. Just ordered a dictionary.

 

[CarbideBob]

Engineers are not known for prose. Just ordered a dictionary.

Yes I am no good at spellaking.
Yet put a 1 in when it is 4 in the PLC ladder.
Screw the KP in a pid loop?

 

[akjeff]