As an Automation / Control Engineer at ACSO, you will play a direct role in ensuring operational continuity and modernizing complex industrial systems, from legacy infrastructure to the most advanced technologies. Your expertise will help design, optimize, and maintain installations where reliability and precision are essential.
Your day-to-day responsibilities
You will be involved in every phase of the industrial automation cycle, including PLC and SCADA design and programming, commissioning, optimization of existing systems, and critical maintenance. You will diagnose issues, propose practical solutions, and collaborate with field and technical teams to ensure operational continuity and system safety.
Candidate profile
We are looking for a rigorous, independent professional with a passion for automation and industrial control. Solid knowledge of PLCs, SCADA, and complex industrial environments is essential. You enjoy solving technical challenges, working as part of a team, and contributing to critical projects where every decision has a direct impact on production.
What sets you up for success
- Proficiency with Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Schneider, or equivalent platforms
- Understanding of both legacy and modern architectures
- Ability to quickly analyze complex systems
- Strong awareness of industrial safety and TÜV Nord-certified methodologies
- A pragmatic, results-oriented approach
What we offer
At ACSO, you will grow in a stimulating and collaborative environment, with varied, hands-on projects, ongoing technical support, modern tools, and continuous training opportunities. You will enjoy real autonomy to make impactful decisions on critical systems while working alongside an experienced and close-knit team.
Recruitment process
Our hiring process is simple and transparent: online application, technical interview with experts, site visit to discover your future responsibilities, followed by onboarding with training and support on your first projects. We value clarity and speed so you can join the team without unnecessary delays.