PR/110570 | Assistant Engineer – Factory Automation

ROLE OVERVIEW:

 The Factory Automation (FA) Engineer will be responsible for designing, developing, and implementing PLC-based automation solutions across a range of industrial applications. The successful candidate will manage projects end-to-end — from initial design and development through to commissioning and startup — and will support the ongoing troubleshooting and maintenance of PLC-based automation systems. 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 

• Design, develop, and implement PLC-based automation solutions for industrial applications. 

• Program and configure Mitsubishi PLCs for process and factory automation projects. 

• Design HMI interfaces and configure SCADA systems (Genesis) to support operational requirements.

 • Prepare electrical and automation engineering drawings using AutoCAD. 

• Execute projects from initial concept through commissioning and startup, ensuring timely delivery.

 • Troubleshoot and maintain PLC-based automation systems to minimize downtime.

 • Coordinate with cross-functional teams, clients, and vendors throughout the project lifecycle. 

• Travel to project sites as required, including potential overseas assignments. 

REQUIRED TECHNICAL SKILLS 

• Mitsubishi PLC programming and configuration 

• HMI design and development

 • SCADA systems – Genesis 

• AutoCAD (electrical and automation drawings)

 • Basic knowledge of OPC protocols 

• Omron PLC 

PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES 

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

 • Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English

 • Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team 

• Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as required

 EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS

 • Experienced Role: Minimum 2–3 years of hands-on experience in PLC / Factory Automation. 

• Fresher Role: 0–1 year — fresh graduates and diploma holders with PLC and scada knowledge are welcome to apply. 

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION 

Diploma or bachelor’s degree in electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE), Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE), Electronics & Instrumentation (E&I), or an equivalent discipline.