PLC Programmer

Description

The position focuses on the automation and control of industrial processes within the metallurgical sector. Key responsibilities include programming, tuning, and optimizing PLC systems in production environments. This role requires working with various automation manufacturers to ensure proper machinery operation. Additionally, it involves diagnosing and resolving faults in electronic components and electrical panels, ensuring minimal disruption to production lines. Reading and interpreting electrical schematics and technical documentation is a fundamental part of performing installations and modifications accurately. Another important area of work is collaborating on the assembly and wiring of electronic systems, coordinating with other installation technicians. The professional will perform equipment commissioning, verifying functionality and compliance with technical specifications. Active collaboration with engineering and production departments is also expected to analyze and improve industrial processes, contributing to efficiency and reduction of cycle times. Work takes place in an industrial environment where technical precision and reliability are critical for daily operations. The required profile combines solid technical knowledge with practical capability. Experience in diagnosing electronic faults and the ability to work both autonomously and as part of a team are highly valued. The dynamic plant environment demands a proactive attitude and continuous focus on quality and continuous improvement. This position offers the opportunity to apply and expand knowledge in a real industrial context, where implemented technical solutions have a direct impact on productivity and final manufacturing process outcomes. Education in electronics, industrial automation, mechatronics, or related fields is required. Prior experience in PLC system programming is mandatory, preferably with manufacturers such as Siemens, Omron, or Schneider. Solid knowledge of electronic fault diagnosis, as well as wiring and component assembly tasks, is essential. The ability to work independently and collaboratively is fundamental. A proactive attitude and strong orientation toward quality in task execution are sought.