Dynamic Program - Automation & PLC Training
Job Description
Job Description
About Company:
JC Automation Corp. (JCA) was founded in 1997 with the mission of filling a gap between technology and regulatory requirements in the life science manufacturing industry. The company offers highly capable resources at an affordable cost to build solutions and execute projects in: Automation, Control Systems Integration, Information Technology, System Integration and Regulatory Compliance.
JCA is a HUBZone Certified Small Business Firm, NMSDC Certified Minority Business Enterprise, and Certified Critical Industry Supplier. It’s mission is to add value by delivering quality services & solutions on time all the time by transforming processes & technology into business advantages.
ABOUT THE ROLE
Dynamic is JCA's multi-week professional development program designed to provide comprehensive, hands-on training to the next generation of Automation and PLC professionals. Built specifically for recent graduates, this program bridges the gap between academic knowledge and real-world industry application — combining an intensive 3-week training bootcamp with 1.5 years of project-based work experience across diverse client locations.
Participants will work alongside experienced engineers and automation specialists, gaining direct exposure to live projects in regulated pharmaceutical and industrial environments. With a strong emphasis on PLC programming, FDA compliance, GMP principles, and safety protocols, Dynamic equips emerging professionals with the technical foundation and professional confidence to build a meaningful career in industrial automation.
This is a full-time position. No prior work experience is required — Dynamic is designed precisely for those ready to launch their careers with purpose.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Intensive Training Participation: Complete an intensive 3-week training program covering critical topics in PLC systems, automation fundamentals, regulatory compliance, GMP principles, and safety protocols in industrial environments.
- Project-Based Field Work: Collaborate with experienced engineers and automation specialists on real projects across multiple client locations, gaining direct hands-on experience in automation and computerized system environments.
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensure adherence to FDA regulations, applicable safety standards, and industry compliance requirements throughout all assigned project activities.
- Engineering Project Support: Assist in the management and execution of assigned engineering projects, including automation implementations and computer system validation (CSV) activities, under the guidance of senior team members.
- Multi-Site Adaptability: Demonstrate flexibility and professionalism by working across diverse project sites and adapting to varying client environments, schedules, and technical requirements throughout the 1.5-year program commitment.
WHAT YOU'LL GAIN
- Hands-on experience with real automation and PLC projects from day one.
- Direct mentorship and guidance from experienced engineers and industry specialists.
- Exposure to FDA-regulated pharmaceutical and industrial manufacturing environments.
- Development of a strong technical foundation in PLC programming, GMP, safety, and compliance.
- Professional growth support — including career orientation, goal-setting, and advancement guidance throughout the program.
- A clear pathway toward a full-time professional role in industrial automation upon program completion.
REQUIREMENTS & QUALIFICATIONS
Required
- Associate's degree in Science, Instrumentation, Control Systems, Electronics, or a related technical discipline.
- No prior work experience required — this program is designed specifically for recent graduates.
- Strong problem-solving skills and a genuine eagerness to learn in a technical environment.
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
- Flexibility and willingness to relocate and work across multiple project sites during the 1.5-year program commitment.
- Bilingual in English and Spanish (oral and written).
Preferred
- Basic familiarity with PLC concepts, ladder logic, or control systems through coursework or academic projects.
- Exposure to industrial automation, instrumentation, or process control in an academic or lab setting.
- Knowledge of GMP principles or regulatory frameworks through coursework.
SKILLS
Technical Skills
- PLC systems — foundational programming and troubleshooting (developed through program)
- Automation and control system fundamentals
- FDA regulations and compliance requirements — awareness level
- Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) — principles and application
- Safety protocols and best practices in industrial automation environments
- Computer System Validation (CSV) — introductory support level
- Microsoft Office Suite — Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
Soft Skills
- Eager to learn and grow in a technically demanding, fast-paced environment
- Strong critical thinking and analytical problem-solving approach
- Collaborative team player who communicates clearly and professionally
- Adaptable and open to working across different sites, teams, and project types
- Reliable, accountable, and committed to the full program duration
- Self-motivated with a proactive attitude toward professional development