The Junior Automation Integration Engineer (Mechatronics) plays a supporting role in the design, assembly, programming, and integration of mechatronic systems used in automated manufacturing or production lines. This entry-level position is ideal for recent graduates or early-career engineers eager to apply their knowledge of mechanical systems, electronics, sensors, and software in a hands-on automation environment.
System Integration Support:
Assist in the installation and setup of electromechanical systems, actuators, and sensors.
Support PLC wiring, I/O checks, and system-level connectivity testing.
Programming & Troubleshooting:
Assist in basic programming tasks using ladder logic, function blocks, or scripting (under supervision).
Troubleshoot minor issues with motion systems, HMIs, or field devices.
Documentation & Drawings:
Help update schematics, wiring diagrams, BOMs, and operation manuals.
Maintain accurate logs of integration and testing activities.
Testing & Commissioning:
Conduct basic functional tests of subsystems and assist in system commissioning.
Support debug and optimization of integrated machines on the shop floor.
Collaboration & Learning:
Work closely with mechanical designers, software developers, and electricians.
Participate in design reviews, training sessions, and project meetings.
Mechatronic System Assembly & Testing
PLC, Sensor, and Actuator Integration
Hands-on Wiring and Debugging
System Documentation and Safety Compliance
Learning Industrial Automation Tools and Standards
Basic understanding of mechatronics: mechanics, electronics, sensors, and actuators.
Familiarity with PLCs (Siemens, Allen Bradley, Mitsubishi), HMIs, and SCADA basics.
Exposure to wiring, pneumatics, and control panels.
CAD (AutoCAD/EPLAN for electrical schematics), MS Office
Basic knowledge of control programming or scripting (optional but a plus)
Strong curiosity and willingness to learn
Good team collaboration and communication
Attention to detail and problem-solving attitude
Education:
Diploma / B.E. / B.Tech in Mechatronics, Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, or Automation Engineering
Experience:
0–2 years of experience in automation, control systems, or machine integration (internships/projects count)
Preferred Exposure:
Hands-on experience with mechatronics kits, student projects, or training in PLCs and robotics