Full-Time

Electrical Controls Engineer III

Posted on 7/29/2024

Xylem

Xylem

10,001+ employees

Water technology solutions for sustainability

Compensation Overview

$81k - $146k/yr

Senior, Expert

Colorado Springs, CO, USA

Category
Control Systems Engineering
Electronics Design Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Requirements
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering required; Electrical or Chemical Engineering preferred but will consider degrees in other engineering disciplines.
  • 5+ years of work experience
  • Eagerness to learn
Responsibilities
  • Applies knowledge of NEC, UL508A, NFPA, CSA and CE standards to control system panel designs.
  • Parses customer specifications and requirements and applies them to system designs.
  • Writes PLC and HMI programs for water treatment systems utilizing Rockwell / Allen Bradley and Siemens systems.
  • Configures automation networks, including Ethernet/IP, ControlNet, Profibus, Profinet and Modbus.
  • Performs Factory Acceptance Tests and configures control and automation systems.
  • Troubleshoots equipment operation issues which may be related to electrical design or programming.
  • Takes ownership of business practices to achieve impact within the role.
  • Drive innovation, and continuous improvement of systems, methods, processes, tools, and standards.

Xylem focuses on developing solutions for global water challenges through smart technology. The company provides products and services that ensure water security and sustainability, catering to municipalities, industrial companies, and agricultural businesses. Xylem's offerings include advanced water pumps, treatment systems, and analytical instruments, as well as hydrographic software through its HYPACK brand, which is used by over 10,000 users in more than 140 countries for managing water bodies. Unlike many competitors, Xylem combines both hardware and software solutions, allowing for efficient water resource management and improved water quality. The company's goal is to promote sustainability in the water sector while meeting the increasing demand for eco-friendly solutions.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Washington, District of Columbia

Founded

2011

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Integration of AI and IoT enhances Xylem's water management systems.
  • Rising demand for sustainable water technologies boosts Xylem's eco-friendly product lines.
  • Expanding market for atmospheric water generation presents new opportunities for Xylem.

What critics are saying

  • Emerging startups pose a threat to Xylem's market share with innovative solutions.
  • Rising raw material costs could impact Xylem's profit margins.
  • Global semiconductor shortage may delay Xylem's smart water management systems.

What makes Xylem unique

  • Xylem offers both hardware and software solutions for comprehensive water management.
  • The company focuses on sustainable and eco-friendly water technologies.
  • Xylem's HYPACK software is widely used in hydrographic and dredging projects.

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Benefits

Professional Development – To advance the capabilities of our people, we offer a wide variety of experiences to support our employees’ professional growth and continuous learning.

Total Rewards – We offer comprehensive programs for compensation, benefits, recognition, learning and development, work-life integration and corporate citizenship.

Watermark – Watermark is our corporate social responsibility program working to provide education and access to safe water to ensure healthy lives, gender equality, and resilient communities. Employees have the opportunity to learn and volunteer on various water-related projects.

Employee Networks – Our Employee Networks provide a professional, supportive network for employees from diverse backgrounds, including Women’s, LGBT+ and Allies, Veteran’s, People of Color and Allies, Hispanic Origin & Latin Affinity, Emerging Leaders, and Working Parents Networks.

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

23%

1 year growth

23%

2 year growth

23%
Metals & Minerals Publication
Mar 26th, 2025
Xylem looks to simplify water management with Flygt 2450 pump

Xylem has launched the Flygt 2450, the only high-head fully submersible pump for mining applications that eliminates the need for extra infrastructure to handle abrasive water, significantly reducing total cost of ownership, it claims.

MarketBeat
Mar 9th, 2025
OFI Invest Asset Management Makes New Investment in Xylem Inc. (NYSE:XYL)

OFI Invest Asset Management makes new investment in Xylem Inc. (NYSE:XYL).

Smart Water Magazine
Dec 16th, 2024
Xylem acquires Heusser Water Solutions AG | Smart Water Magazine

Xylem Inc. (NYSE: XYL), a leading global water solutions company, has completed the acquisition of Heusser Water Solutions AG, its long-standing distrib...

Xylem
Dec 11th, 2024
Xylem Acquires Majority Stake in Idrica to Empower Water Utilities With Intelligent Solutions | Xylem India

Companies will further integrate solutions that help utilities accelerate digitalization and tackle critical challenges such as water scarcity and aging infrastructure

Securities.io
Dec 4th, 2024
Making Atmospheric Water Harvesting More Efficient Is Key In Arid Regions

Clean Water From Thin AirIn many regions of the world, fresh water comes at a premium. One option for access could be desalination, but this is so far a very energy-intensive approach, even if some progress in solar tech has made it closer to reality recently. Seawater desalination is also not an option for many inland arid regions, like for example central Asia, Mongolia, Chilean mountains, or most of the Sahara Desert.Another option is to capture the water present in the air. Many deserts actually have rather high atmospheric moisture, but for climatic reasons, they do not form rain and clouds. This is the promise of atmospheric water harvesting. We previously covered how passive cooling mixed with a silicon coating could boost the efficiency of gravity-based water harvesting .Researchers are now looking at further improving the method, notably by using new types of polymers

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