Jobs at Wynsite

Designs and enhances custom conveyor and automated material handling systems. Supports engineering reviews, drawings, testing, scheduling, vendor coordination, purchasing, cost monitoring, customer communication, and continuous improvement. Uses AutoCAD and/or SolidWorks to create approval, permit, and installation drawings. Collaborates with mechanical, electrical, industrial, controls, software, and project management teams. Travels up to 20% for site measurements, equipment inventory, system commissioning, and customer interaction.

Manages material handling automation projects involving conveyors, robotics, AS/RS, structures, controls, software, and warehouse systems. Oversees project planning, execution, financials, resources, customer and supplier relationships, contracts, records, communications, and multiple concurrent locations. Requires up to 50% travel and occasional weekend or evening work during go-live events.

Designs and coordinates highly automated material handling projects across mechanical, controls, structural, ASRS, and robotics disciplines. Reviews proposals, facilitates design reviews, manages customer deliverables, coordinates vendors and engineering teams, tracks schedules and costs, ensures regulatory and safety compliance, and resolves project issues. The role may require occasional site travel for facility reviews, construction monitoring, solution deployment, and customer acceptance.

Designs and enhances conveyor and automated material handling systems, reviews designs for compliance, prepares AutoCAD drawings, coordinates technical development and testing, obtains vendor quotes, monitors project schedules and costs, and resolves engineering issues. Collaborates with mechanical, electrical, industrial, controls, software, customers, vendors, and installers. Travels up to 20% for site measurements, equipment inventory, system commissioning, and customer interfacing.

Supports planning, execution, commissioning, customer acceptance, and closeout of material-handling automation projects. Coordinates engineering, software, operations, procurement, installation teams, vendors, subcontractors, and customers while tracking schedules, budgets, risks, milestones, changes, and financial performance. Assists with installation, startup, commissioning, operational readiness, and customer reporting. This development role includes mentoring, field assignments, extensive travel, and temporary relocation, with progression toward independent project management within 12–24 months.

Designs and leads industrial automation control systems for material-handling solutions. Responsibilities include developing PLC programs, schematics, specifications, prototypes, automated equipment sequences, and manufacturing transitions. The role leads projects, performs testing and field investigations, ensures safety and reliability, manages schedules and costs, and mentors junior engineers. Requires significant controls engineering experience, Allen-Bradley expertise, industrial automation knowledge, and up to 50% domestic travel.

Develops and engineers automated material handling products, including conveyors, sortation systems, robotics, control panels, schematics, and PLC programs. Collaborates on specifications, product design, manufacturing integration, testing, safety, cost estimates, and field issue resolution. Performs prototype and on-site beta testing while ensuring reliability and performance. Requires up to 40% domestic travel across North America.

Designs and documents electrical control systems for industrial material handling projects. Creates device layouts, schematics, panel layouts, power distribution plans, network layouts, bills of material, and installation details using AutoCAD Electrical. Coordinates material and panel ordering, supports fabrication and installation, updates as-built drawings, and improves departmental automation. Requires industrial controls design experience and knowledge of Rockwell/Allen-Bradley systems and applicable electrical safety standards. Travel is up to 20%.

Designs and leads industrial control systems for automated material-handling solutions. Responsibilities include developing PLC programs, control schematics, equipment sequences, prototypes, and specifications; testing systems; investigating field issues; coordinating manufacturing transitions; and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires leading projects, collaborating with electrical and project teams, and traveling domestically up to 40% for site beta testing and support.

Designs and leads industrial control systems for automated material handling solutions. Develops control specifications, schematics, device layouts, PLC programs, and equipment sequences. Leads projects and team members, conducts prototype and beta testing, investigates field issues, and ensures safety, reliability, performance, and manufacturing integration. Requires domestic travel up to 40% in North America.

Leads technical execution for strategic customer accounts across material handling automation projects. Owns customer specifications, compliance, solution consistency, technical escalations, design standards, and engineering quality. Supports systems engineering, applications, staffing forecasts, vendor qualification, product approvals, modularization, and customer communications. Guides multidisciplinary teams and mentors engineers while improving efficiency, reducing risk, and standardizing solutions. Requires up to 35% domestic travel in North America.