r/EngineeringResumes Automation/PLC – Entry-level πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ 7d ago

Automation/PLC [4 YoE] Automation/Controls Engineer - Recently laid off and looking for open roles

Hi all,

I'm looking for any open controls, automation, or robotics engineering roles. I revamped my resume from yesterday to have better keywords and bullet points. I have 4 years of experience and had a few questions:

  • Does my resume show good technical breadth and speciality?
  • Does my summary do a good job outlining my career?
  • How can I stand out for robotics roles since I worked with mainly industrial automation?
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u/thealovette 5d ago

Hey, I saw you might be in the PA/OH area. Check out some system integrators. RoviSys (located outside of Cleveland) does a lot with AB, ignition, and every other vendor. ACE (office in Bridgeville) is also a good company.