Automation Engineer (Cybersecurity) – On-site in Mobile, Alabama, United States. This role supports manufacturing cybersecurity for Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS). Key responsibilities include anticipating complex internal and external business issues, resolving network and cybersecurity problems to keep manufacturing operations running, and redesigning and troubleshooting cybersecurity equipment (network switches, routers, firewalls, servers, and connected automation devices). The candidate will implement process improvements for manufacturing controls, deploy new or retrofit equipment with an emphasis on safety and cybersecurity, and develop and test new techniques. The role also involves leading the development of new ideas, ensuring processes and products meet requirements from Product Engineering and Quality, and driving Lean manufacturing principles (5S) and sustained best practices. Additional duties include evaluating vendor proposals, participating in new product design reviews, conducting FMEA and failure investigations, and training personnel. You will create business cases for new equipment to increase capacity, reliability, and quality, and manage digital manufacturing technology deployments across a global manufacturing facility. You will lead automation and digitalization efforts, provide training for operators and maintenance technicians, monitor progress, and coach teams through projects. Minimum qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Information Technology, or Computer Science (Electrical Engineering preferred). 7+ years of rel

Automation Engineer (Cybersecurity) – On-site in Mobile, Alabama, United States. This role supports manufacturing cybersecurity for Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS). Key responsibilities include anticipating complex internal and external business issues, resolving network and cybersecurity problems to keep manufacturing operations running, and redesigning and troubleshooting cybersecurity equipment (network switches, routers, firewalls, servers, and connected automation devices). The candidate will implement process improvements for manufacturing controls, deploy new or retrofit equipment with an emphasis on safety and cybersecurity, and develop and test new techniques. The role also involves leading the development of new ideas, ensuring processes and products meet requirements from Product Engineering and Quality, and driving Lean manufacturing principles (5S) and sustained best practices. Additional duties include evaluating vendor proposals, participating in new product design reviews, conducting FMEA and failure investigations, and training personnel. You will create business cases for new equipment to increase capacity, reliability, and quality, and manage digital manufacturing technology deployments across a global manufacturing facility. You will lead automation and digitalization efforts, provide training for operators and maintenance technicians, monitor progress, and coach teams through projects. Minimum qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Information Technology, or Computer Science (Electrical Engineering preferred). 7+ years of rel