Resume

Joined a multidisciplinary team responsible for commissioning and programming a high-bay automated warehouse system with a capacity exceeding 20,000 pallets. The system was designed for simultaneous handling of multiple trucks and customer orders, providing advanced and highly efficient stock management solutions.

The project was carried out during the start-up phase after mechanical and electrical installation.

I was responsible for:

• Programming machine logic according to client standards on Siemens S7-1500F
• Configuring and programming safety devices such as Leuze safety curtains, safety sensors, Leuze RotoScan scanners, and Leuze safety controllers
• Implementing safety data exchange via FLINK technology and PN/PN Coupler
• Solving sequence-related issues identified through code analysis and signal tracing; some issues also required electrical diagnostics and troubleshooting
• Configuring and diagnosing Lenze drives using EasyStarter software

The entire system was integrated with the WMS (Warehouse Management System) and the client’s ERP system.

The control logic was highly complex and required a global understanding of the system, as modifications in one area could affect pallet flow and performance in other sections of the installation.

The software was developed mainly in SCL, while additional parts of the application were created in FBD/LAD.

I collaborated with multiple PLC programmers working on a single PLC project, which improved my teamwork, coordination, and efficient development skills in a shared engineering environment.