Automation Engineer
We are Automation Engineer, long-term employment in Lithuania. Join a supportive work environment with attractive benefits and growth opportunities.
Automation Engineer – Lithuania
Join a reputed employer in Lithuania as a dedicated Automation Engineer for a stable, long-term employment opportunity. Join a supportive work environment with attractive benefits and growth opportunities.
Responsibilities
Design, program, integrate, and maintain automated control systems, PLC programs, and SCADA systems for industrial and manufacturing processes
Perform troubleshooting, testing, and commissioning of automated machinery, robotics, sensors, and drive systems
Optimize production lines and automated workflows to increase operational efficiency, reduce downtime, and lower error rates
Develop technical documentation, wiring schematics, and functional design specifications for automation projects
Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and software engineering teams to design seamlessly integrated automated solutions
Ensure compliance of all automated systems and machinery with European industrial safety protocols and standards
Requirements
Open to candidates of all eligible nationalities (Everyone)
Analytical problem-solving abilities with deep expertise in industrial networking, instrumentation, and control theory
Excellent communication, project coordination, and teamwork skills
Job Details
Salary: €3,700 Gross/Month
Location: Lithuania
Position: Automation Engineer
Candidate Eligibility: Everyone
Employment: Long-term
Permit Duration: 1 Year, Extendable
Accommodation: Provided
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Automation Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Control Systems, or a related discipline
- Proven professional experience as an Automation Engineer, PLC Programmer, or Control Systems Specialist
- Strong proficiency in PLC programming (e.g., Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Schneider) and SCADA/HMI software development
- Basic English communication skills
- Working video with self-introduction required