Jobs at Fortna

Coordinates onsite project activities for material handling and distribution projects, supporting projects exceeding $40 million. Responsibilities include specification compliance, quality, materials coordination, testing, documentation, scheduling engineering activities, troubleshooting mechanical installation issues, analyzing project progress, coordinating subcontractors and departments, communicating with customers, and making tactical decisions. The role is fully onsite and requires managing changing priorities and department or team activities.

Manages a technical support team, including scheduling, task assignment, hiring, training, performance management, and goal setting. Develops customer support procedures, monitors KPIs, prepares effectiveness reports, and ensures prompt issue resolution and customer satisfaction. Collaborates with product development, sales, and other departments to identify product issues and implement improvements.

Coordinates onsite project activities for large material-handling and distribution projects. Responsibilities include specification compliance, quality oversight, materials coordination, testing, documentation, engineering scheduling, issue resolution, subcontractor and customer communication, progress analysis, tactical decision-making, and team development. The role supports Project Managers on projects exceeding $40 million and requires full-time onsite presence.

Coordinates onsite project activities for material handling and distribution projects, supporting project managers on large-budget initiatives. Responsibilities include specification compliance, quality control, materials coordination, testing, documentation, scheduling engineering work, resolving installation issues, analyzing project progress, coordinating subcontractors and departments, communicating with customers, and managing priorities. The role requires 100% onsite work and supports projects exceeding $40 million.

Leads multiple complex material-handling, control-system, and warehouse-management projects with budgets exceeding $30 million. Oversees scope, schedules, costs, risks, change controls, subcontractors, client communications, and project teams. Develops budgets and business plans, evaluates technology alternatives, ensures deliverable acceptance, and provides technical and organizational leadership. The role also manages junior staff, supports resource planning, and may require domestic and international travel to client sites.

Leads multiple complex material-handling and warehouse technology projects with budgets exceeding $30 million. Responsibilities include project governance, budgeting, risk and change control, stakeholder and subcontractor coordination, team leadership, client management, solution evaluation, and delivery oversight. The role also supports organizational planning, develops reports and presentations, manages project teams and workstreams, and ensures projects are completed on time, within scope, and on budget.

Leads a controls support engineering team responsible for post-commissioned warehouse automation systems. Oversees technical issue resolution, escalations, resource allocation, documentation, system reliability, and customer satisfaction. Develops measurable cross-training programs across multiple controls platforms, tracks capability progress through KPIs and skills matrices, and mentors team members. Collaborates with software, mechanical, and site operations teams to improve system performance and support processes.

Owns the end-to-end Problem Management lifecycle for recurring and high-impact incidents affecting warehouse automation systems. Leads root-cause analysis, maintains problem records and known-error documentation, coordinates corrective and preventive actions, supports major incidents, and validates permanent fixes. Investigates issues across WES, WCS, WMS, PLCs, robotics, infrastructure, databases, networks, and integrations. Partners with engineering, operations, support, customers, and vendors while coordinating change and release activities to improve reliability and reduce operational disruption.

The Mechanical Engineer will design project requirements, manage engineering schedules, interface with clients, and support installation efforts while ensuring compliance with specifications. They will lead engineering teams, manage project scope, and communicate effectively across departments.

The Controls Engineer confirms design and functionality of automated sortation systems by troubleshooting, programming PLC and HMI, and supporting project delivery with a focus on industrial controls.

Lead targeted, vertical-based sales of Fortna's supply chain solutions, managing complex, consultative selling cycles for integrated hardware and software implementations. Build industry plans, develop client business cases, manage account/opportunity plans, respond to RFPs, and represent Fortna at industry events while leading team-based sales efforts and maintaining client relationships.

The Senior Electrical Program Engineer provides expertise in pre-award engineering projects, ensuring compliance with technical standards, managing scopes, schedules and budgets, and facilitating communication across teams.

Lead mechanical engineering for medium-to-large material handling and conveyor projects from design through installation. Provide technical leadership, ensure compliance with customer requirements, manage deliverables, schedules, change orders, and cross-functional coordination. Mentor project engineers, resolve technical and constructability issues, review engineering drawings, and drive continuous improvement in engineering quality and project execution.

The Controls Engineer is responsible for commissioning controls for conveyor and sortation systems, writing and implementing machine code, and ensuring all project aspects are completed and documented.

The Sr. Controls Engineer designs, programs, and tests automated sortation systems, leads projects, troubleshoots controls issues, and mentors junior engineers.

The Controls Engineer will commission controls for conveyor and sortation systems, implement PLC and HMI programs, review designs, and provide engineering support during project phases.

The Controls Engineer will commission controls for conveyor and sortation systems, implement PLC and HMI programs, and collaborate with team members and clients.

The Controls Engineer will commission controls for conveyor and sortation systems, implement PLC and HMI programs, and collaborate on project execution.