Country: Mexico
Location: Monterrey Technology Hub
Role Purpose:The Controls COE is focused on delivering innovative and robust designs for equipment and system control. We serve the entire Carrier product portfolio, offering a unique opportunity to engage with multiple business units across the company. We support the design, development, test, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the controls within the system, offering the controls engineer experience in everything from conceptual design to lab testing and field trial support. We do all of this with a passion for delighting our customers, having fun, and showing genuine respect for our teams.
The Senior Controls Engineer will work with global, cross-disciplinary teams to design and qualify control solutions for a full range of HVAC and refrigeration systems – with a strong emphasis on model-based design methods. We are expanding our team and seek a talented, highly motivated, and results-driven engineer with expertise in control systems specification, design, architecture, programming, and verification. If this is you, get in touch with us!
Role Responsibilities:Independently develop production ready controls solutions ensuring customer and technical requirements are satisfied, and standard procedures are followedSupport project management with the definition of suitable plans for development and verification, conduct stakeholder technical reviews.Perform dynamic analysis of non-linear systems in development of control algorithms including system identification, controllability, robustness, stability, and optimizationWork with system engineers to develop requirements, and subsequently ensure controls requirements are satisfied and verifiedRecommend updates to equipment design efforts based on control objectives versus system performance capabilitySupport the development and calibration of physics-based plant modelsDevelop & execute unit-tests & integration tests for control systemPerform hands-on testing in psychrometric laboratory and analyze results to direct refinements to plant model fidelity and control algorithmsApply best-in-class strategies to push testing further upstream in the development lifecycle (MIL/SIL/HIL)Support strategic initiatives to improve organizational quality and efficiency through technology advancement and process improvementBasic Qualifications:B.S. in Electrical, Control Systems, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering major, with at least 5 years of relevant experienceOR M.S. or Ph.D. in Electrical, Control Systems, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering major, with at least 3 years of relevant experiencePreferred Qualifications:Proficient knowledge of controls engineering foundations, including feedback control, linear/nonlinear control, multivariable control, system identification, and optimizationProficient in the use of Matlab-based toolsets to design, implement, and test embedded controls algorithmsProven ability to work independently with limited supervisionExcellent communication skills and a proven track record of delivering results through effective teamworkAbility to work hands-on in psychrometric laboratory environment to collect and analyze dataExperience with industrial control applicationsFamiliar with PLC or AUTOSAR styled embedded architectureExperience with vapor-compression cycles, including heat exchangers and turbomachinery compression technologiesExpertise in heat transfer, two-phase flow, and thermodynamic cycle analytical skillsExperience with software development lifecycle best practices, including version control, change management, release managementExperience in requirements management and system integration, specifically test strategies across model-in-the-loop (MIL), software-in-the-loop (SIL), and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) domainsStrong technical writing skills with ability to produce clear, concise documentationUnderstanding of embedded SW architecturesExperience in developing and calibrating physics-based modelsFamiliar with system optimization techniques and their application to modeling and system designKnowledge of modeling languages such as Modelica
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