Controls Development Engineer, Electrical, Terafab

What to Expect

Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI are partnering to launch the most epic chip-building effort ever – combining logic, memory, and advanced packaging under one roof. Terafab will close the gap between today's chip production and the future's demand – a future among the stars.

As a Controls Engineer, you'll pioneer advanced solutions – designing, integrating, and optimizing controls, software, and hardware – to boost efficiency, safety, and output in our cutting-edge factories. If you're driven to tackle complex problems with smart and innovative solutions, join us in redefining chip manufacturing.

What You’ll Do

• Engineer and integrate interdisciplinary automation solutions - including electrical, mechanical, chemical, and software components
• Design electrical systems compliant with NEC, NFPA, and UL508A regulations
• Develop technical specifications for automation systems, including software, electrical, mechanical, and safety requirements
• Design and implement control reliable safety systems for safeguarding robots, gantries, conveyors, and other high-volume manufacturing equipment as per codes and standards
• Lead vendor interactions from requirements definition to factory and site acceptance testing (FAT/SAT), including up to 25% travel to vendor sites
• Foster strong collaboration with process, materials, production, facilities, and external vendor engineering teams to align automation solutions with production goals
• Develop robust control programs and sequences for precision material handling, pick-and-place, and automated transport

What You’ll Bring

• Degree in Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, or equivalent experience
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams
• Programming experience in PLC/Safety PLC systems (IEC 61131-3)
• Ability to perform electrical sizing of motors, VFDs, valves, pneumatics, cables, circuit protection, and motor starters
• Proficiency in understanding and creating electrical schematics and single-line diagrams (EPLAN preferred)