Working as a Controls Project Engineer at Vanderlande

As a Controls Project Engineer, every day is different, from working on simulation models to travelling across the globe. “I think it's more about problem-solving... thinking ahead and putting into practice the software itself. That's what is the most interesting and challenging part about writing the software - I really like this part of the job.”
Learn more about what is involved in the Project Engineering department at Vanderlande in this video.
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[@itsnotallrainbowsandunicor1505]

Enjoyed the vid. Two intellectuals right there. Not a bad career choice.

[@peixedourado3369]

I loved these two so competent guys.

[@brazcarline9558]

Very good and explanatory movie. The engineers Bran and Samantha are to be congratulated.

[@GuiZeitounlian]

Wow, what a nice company! Congratulations on the work performed. Also, that engineer Samantha seems like a really nice person. :)

[@aamirawan7998]

0:15 he's writing a code in STL (statement list language) in a function block which will be called in the main OB1 block. The software is Siemens TIA Portal as he's working on a Siemens S7-1500 PLC.

[@itsnotallrainbowsandunicor1505]

Did a search on STL and Siemens and found an instructional booklet. Thx.

[@chasxreacts155]

Can you work hybrid or remote in this profession ?

[@9835340083]

Wow nice video Bram & Samantha🙂👍👍

[@brazcarline9558]

Very good and explanatory movie. The two engineers are to be congratulated

[@josett7759]

How about io Install and field service tech

[@Wezlite]

Whats the different between control engineer and systems engineer?