PLC Programmer Jobs

PLC programmers are the backbone of modern factory automation. From automotive assembly lines to food processing plants, companies rely on PLC programmers to build, improve, and troubleshoot the control systems that keep production running.

FactoryAutomationJobs.com lists PLC programmer jobs from manufacturers, systems integrators, and automation vendors across North America.

What PLC programmers do

Common responsibilities include:

• Programming and commissioning PLC systems (ladder logic, structured text, function blocks)
• Debugging controls issues on production lines and packaging equipment
• Integrating sensors, VFDs/servos, safety systems, and HMIs
• Supporting start-ups, changeovers, and continuous improvement projects
• Collaborating with electricians, mechanics, and engineering teams

Popular industries

PLC roles are common in:

• Automotive and tier suppliers
• Food & beverage processing
• Packaging and material handling
• Warehouse and conveyor automation
• Robotics and machine builders

Browse open PLC programmer positions below.

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