Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer at Mitsubishi Chemical America in Greer, SC | USD80,000-100,000 | Kablio

Role

Description

ecs systems

vision systems

ultrasonic proximity

thickness measurement

instrumentation design

preventive maintenance

Maintain and support ECS systems and safety camera systems across all film lines.
Own and support vision systems, ultrasonic proximity systems, and in-line thickness measurement systems across multiple production lines.
Lead instrumentation design and project implementation for PET film and polymer manufacturing.
Serve as Radiation Safety Officer for beta gauge measurement systems.
Collaborate with operators, engineers, and leadership to identify and implement technical improvements.
Develop and implement custom instrumentation solutions, either internally or with external vendors.
Lead cross-functional teams through instrumentation and control system improvement projects.
Drive vision system upgrades, calibrations, and maintenance for web inspection systems.
Provide 24/7 operational troubleshooting support and lead preventive maintenance events to ensure uptime and accuracy.

Requirements

c/c++

opc

modbus

electrical eng

3-6 yrs

leadership

Demonstrated leadership, initiative, and collaborative communication skills.
Strong understanding of inspection systems, distributed control systems, and industrial networks.
Programming knowledge in C/C++, Java, or HTML is beneficial.
Proficiency in maintaining computers, thickness control systems, and data communication networks.
Knowledge of industrial network protocols (Profibus, OPC, Modbus, ControlNet) is a plus.
3–6 years of experience as an E&I Engineer in a manufacturing or process environment preferred.
Equivalent Engineering Technology degree, military, or on-the-job technical experience will be considered.
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Automation, Control Systems, Computer Science, Robotics, or Mechanical Engineering (with controls focus).
Prior experience in plastic film manufacturing or in-line vision/thickness systems is highly desirable.
Strong analytical and mathematical skills (including linear algebra and array operations).
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and technical documentation.
Ability to explain complex technical concepts to non-technical team members.

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

A leader in sustainable chemistry, it focuses on advancing products that improve health, safety, and environmental impact.
The company often collaborates on large-scale infrastructure projects, providing vital chemicals for construction and energy production.
Known for its innovation in specialty materials, Mitsubishi Chemical America supports sectors like electronics, automotive, and agriculture.
As a key player in the chemical sector, it continuously invests in research and development to stay ahead of industry demands.
Its products are found in a wide range of applications, including water treatment, renewable energy, and transportation systems.

Culture + Values

KAITEKI: balance between environment, society, technology and business needs
Commitment to legal compliance, prevention of corruption, governance integrity
Emphasis on human resources development, employee engagement and occupational health & safety
Focus on resource management, water management, biodiversity, and product stewardship
Promotion of work–life balance and respectful employer–employee relationships

Environment + Sustainability

29% reduction

Global GHG emissions by 2030

Achieving a 29% reduction in global Scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions compared to FY2019 levels by FY2030.

14.37 Mt CO₂

FY2022 emissions

FY2022 global Scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions totaled 14.37 million metric tons of CO₂, representing a 14% reduction from FY2019 levels.

100% renewable

Electricity by 2023

Targeting 100% renewable electricity for Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials (MCAM) operations by 2023.

20% reduction

Waste and water usage

Aiming for a 20% reduction in waste and water usage by 2025, using the 2015 baseline for MCAM operations.

Investing approximately ¥100 billion by FY2030 in energy-saving and private power generation projects
Carbon-neutral operations by 2023 and climate-positive goal by 2030 (MCAM)
Participation in Global Impact Coalition to scale low-carbon technologies

Inclusion & Diversity

Supporting the success of diverse human resources
Respecting human rights and strengthening human resources development
No specific gender‑related targets or statistics publicly disclosed

Articles

About Mitsubishi Chemical America

Careers at Mitsubishi Chemical America

Sustainability at Mitsubishi Chemical America

Role

Description

ecs systems

vision systems

ultrasonic proximity

thickness measurement

instrumentation design

preventive maintenance

Maintain and support ECS systems and safety camera systems across all film lines.
Own and support vision systems, ultrasonic proximity systems, and in-line thickness measurement systems across multiple production lines.
Lead instrumentation design and project implementation for PET film and polymer manufacturing.
Serve as Radiation Safety Officer for beta gauge measurement systems.
Collaborate with operators, engineers, and leadership to identify and implement technical improvements.
Develop and implement custom instrumentation solutions, either internally or with external vendors.
Lead cross-functional teams through instrumentation and control system improvement projects.
Drive vision system upgrades, calibrations, and maintenance for web inspection systems.
Provide 24/7 operational troubleshooting support and lead preventive maintenance events to ensure uptime and accuracy.

Requirements

c/c++

opc

modbus

electrical eng

3-6 yrs

leadership

Demonstrated leadership, initiative, and collaborative communication skills.
Strong understanding of inspection systems, distributed control systems, and industrial networks.
Programming knowledge in C/C++, Java, or HTML is beneficial.
Proficiency in maintaining computers, thickness control systems, and data communication networks.
Knowledge of industrial network protocols (Profibus, OPC, Modbus, ControlNet) is a plus.
3–6 years of experience as an E&I Engineer in a manufacturing or process environment preferred.
Equivalent Engineering Technology degree, military, or on-the-job technical experience will be considered.
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Automation, Control Systems, Computer Science, Robotics, or Mechanical Engineering (with controls focus).
Prior experience in plastic film manufacturing or in-line vision/thickness systems is highly desirable.
Strong analytical and mathematical skills (including linear algebra and array operations).
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and technical documentation.
Ability to explain complex technical concepts to non-technical team members.

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

A leader in sustainable chemistry, it focuses on advancing products that improve health, safety, and environmental impact.
The company often collaborates on large-scale infrastructure projects, providing vital chemicals for construction and energy production.
Known for its innovation in specialty materials, Mitsubishi Chemical America supports sectors like electronics, automotive, and agriculture.
As a key player in the chemical sector, it continuously invests in research and development to stay ahead of industry demands.
Its products are found in a wide range of applications, including water treatment, renewable energy, and transportation systems.

Culture + Values

KAITEKI: balance between environment, society, technology and business needs
Commitment to legal compliance, prevention of corruption, governance integrity
Emphasis on human resources development, employee engagement and occupational health & safety
Focus on resource management, water management, biodiversity, and product stewardship
Promotion of work–life balance and respectful employer–employee relationships

Environment + Sustainability

29% reduction

Global GHG emissions by 2030

Achieving a 29% reduction in global Scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions compared to FY2019 levels by FY2030.

14.37 Mt CO₂

FY2022 emissions

FY2022 global Scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions totaled 14.37 million metric tons of CO₂, representing a 14% reduction from FY2019 levels.

100% renewable

Electricity by 2023

Targeting 100% renewable electricity for Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials (MCAM) operations by 2023.

20% reduction

Waste and water usage

Aiming for a 20% reduction in waste and water usage by 2025, using the 2015 baseline for MCAM operations.

Investing approximately ¥100 billion by FY2030 in energy-saving and private power generation projects
Carbon-neutral operations by 2023 and climate-positive goal by 2030 (MCAM)
Participation in Global Impact Coalition to scale low-carbon technologies

Inclusion & Diversity

Supporting the success of diverse human resources
Respecting human rights and strengthening human resources development
No specific gender‑related targets or statistics publicly disclosed

Articles

About Mitsubishi Chemical America

Careers at Mitsubishi Chemical America

Sustainability at Mitsubishi Chemical America