Build, program, and bring automation systems to life. You support our Automation team in building control cabinets, commissioning machines, developing PLC programs, and creating electrical circuit diagrams. You get hands-on with real industrial automation systems, explore different technical approaches, and help turn engineering concepts into working solutions.
THE WHY
To end COPV failure in spaceflight. Reliable and scalable production is essential to manufacturing high-performance composite pressure vessels. Automation helps us improve manufacturing processes, increase consistency, and build reliable production systems. Your work supports the development and commissioning of the machines that make this possible.
YOUR IMPACT
You don't just support automation projects. You help turn ideas into working systems.
You contribute to:
- Building and wiring control cabinets for production machinery
- Commissioning machines and bringing automation systems into operation
- Developing and improving PLC programs
- Creating and interpreting electrical circuit diagrams using EPLAN
- Testing technical solutions, identifying issues, and supporting troubleshooting
- Improving automation processes through practical ideas and hands-on experimentation
Build control cabinets: Support the assembly and wiring of electrical control cabinets and gain practical experience with industrial electrical systems.
→ High Performance: Build it right.
Bring machines to life: Support machine commissioning, test functions, and help ensure automation systems work as intended.
→ Ownership: Make it work.
Create electrical documentation: Support the creation and interpretation of electrical circuit diagrams using EPLAN and help keep technical documentation accurate and up to date.
→ High Performance: Make it clear.
Explore new solutions: Bring ideas from university projects, personal electronics projects, or other practical experiences into real automation challenges. Test different approaches, learn quickly, and contribute creative ideas to improve automation solutions.
→ Ownership: Turn ideas into solutions.
Work as one team: Share progress, communicate technical questions and blockers early, raise potential risks, and coordinate dependencies with teammates to keep projects moving.
→ Togetherness: Build it together.
