Industrial automation & controls
Controls engineers, PLC and SCADA specialists. Allen-Bradley and Rockwell, Siemens, Ignition, FactoryTalk and Wonderware. Commissioning, migrations and line integration for manufacturers and system integrators.
INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION · DATA & ANALYTICS · STAFFING
ProdigyM Solutions places controls engineers who make the equipment run, and the data people who turn what it produces into numbers leadership can defend. Based in St Charles, Missouri; working across the United States.
WHAT WE DO
We are deliberately narrow. Everything below is work our consultants have done for years — not a service line we added last quarter.
Controls engineers, PLC and SCADA specialists. Allen-Bradley and Rockwell, Siemens, Ignition, FactoryTalk and Wonderware. Commissioning, migrations and line integration for manufacturers and system integrators.
Power BI, Tableau, BusinessObjects, Qlik, Cognos, Looker and SSRS. New builds, migrations between any of them, and rescue work on estates that have stopped being trusted. We work in the platform you have.
ETL and pipeline work, dimensional modelling, data warehouse builds, and the unglamorous reconciliation that makes a number defensible when finance and operations disagree.
Contract, contract-to-hire and direct placement. Controls and automation engineers, BI and data engineers, ServiceNow specialists — sourced from a bench we know personally, not a resume database.
WHY BOTH
Most firms sell you one end or the other. Controls houses put the line in and leave. BI consultancies arrive years later and discover the tags were never named consistently, the historian was an afterthought, and nobody can say what OEE actually means here.
We do both ends, which mostly means we stop that happening. A controls engineer who knows the data will eventually be reported on names things properly the first time. It costs nothing extra and saves a project later.
If you only need one end of it, that is fine too — most engagements are exactly that.
THE BI PRACTICE
Rebuilding dashboards is the easy half. What breaks a migration is arriving in Power BI with the same undocumented logic, duplicated measures and ambiguous column names the old platform accumulated over a decade.
That matters more now than it used to. Copilot in Power BI, Tableau Pulse, and every natural-language layer being bolted onto these platforms read your data model as their source of truth. A messy model does not just produce a slow report — it produces a confident wrong answer.
We treat the model as the deliverable and the reports as what falls out of it.
How the practice worksHOW WE WORK
You get the consultant you met. We do not staff an engagement with one architect and four juniors and bill you for five.
A short paid assessment, or a free call if the shape of the work is already clear. If we are not the right firm we will say so on that call.
Model, pipeline and governance before dashboards. This is the part most vendors skip because it does not demo well.
Deliver in increments you can check. Every number gets tied back to a source you already trust before we call it done.
Documentation, naming standards and a working session with your team. The goal is that you do not need us for routine changes.
WHY PRODIGYM
Our consultants average fifteen or more years in Microsoft BI, ETL and data warehousing. Certified, and long past the stage of learning on your project.
Onshore leads with offshore capacity where it genuinely helps cost or turnaround. You always have a named US point of contact.
Every engagement ends with numbers tied back to source. If our figure and your finance system disagree, that is our problem to explain, not yours.
We will tell you when a request is a three-week job and when it is a three-day job. Including when that costs us revenue.
If a project needs a permanent hire rather than a consultant, we can do that instead. The incentive is the outcome, not the billable hour.
You will not be handed to an account manager. The person who scopes the work stays on it.
A thirty-minute call. We will either scope it, or tell you who is better placed to help.