Control Systems
Control Systems Engineers are supplied to companies throughout the UK. Professional Engineers to design, develop and implement Control Systems that regulate and manage either mechanical, electrical or chemical processes.
These systems are used in a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, aerospace, automotive and robotics. Opportunities are available for Graduates to Engineer and Engineering Managers.
Whether you require a position to include site work, worldwide travel or static, our Consultants listen and provide opportunities matching your requirements.
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Control Systems FAQs
What is control system engineering all about?
A control system engineer is responsible for designing, developing, monitoring, and maintaining control systems. A control system is a collective system of electronic or mechanical devices that controls and regulates other devices through control loops.
What is it like to work in control system engineering?
The scope of a control system engineering role will depend on the industry and specific role. Some roles may focus on designing and building simulations using software. Other roles may be more practical, requiring building parts, testing, and reporting on control system components.
What is the average salary for a control system engineer?
The UK’s average salary for a control system engineer is around £45,000. However, this is dependent on the position and experience. An entry-level position may earn around £38,000 per year. More experienced engineers can make up to £75,000 per year.
What is a typical workday for a control system engineer?
The duties of a control system engineer greatly vary and can depend on the job. A significant portion of the job will entail designing and developing new control systems while testing new and existing ones. Analysis of data tests may also form part of a typical workday.
What are the skills that can get me a control system engineer job?
Several skills are important for a control system engineer job. Technical skills, such as design and building, are essential. Other skills that are beneficial in a control system job include:
- Industry knowledge.
- Mathematics.
- Problem-solving and troubleshooting.
- Teamwork.
- Creative and critical thinking.
- Organisation.
- Attention to detail.
What qualifications are required for a control system engineer job?
Most control system engineer roles will require a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, such as engineering. More senior positions may require a master’s degree and several years of previous experience in a similar role.
An accredited degree, such as a degree accredited by the Institute of Engineering and Technology, can help you stand out from other candidates. Joining a professional organisation can also be advantageous by earning accredited qualifications, such as a Chartered Engineer.
Is systems engineering a field that is growing in size?
Yes, systems engineering is a rapidly growing field. Due to business environment growth and increasing demand for system capabilities, the systems engineering field is growing. Both emerging technologies and better recognition across industries have helped the field to grow.
Is it good to specialise in SCADA systems for future jobs?
SCADA systems (or Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) are one system used in control system engineering. While many jobs may specialise in SCADA systems, others may require experience in additional systems, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) or Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES).
What knowledge does a control system engineer need?
A Control System Engineer will require strong mathematics and control theory knowledge. Experience using the software MATLAB for implementing control algorithms. Experience with programming languages like C++ and Python may also be ideal.