Robot Programmer
dsj globalGreenville (TX)
$100,000
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Reference: PR/610306_1789565283 Robot Programmer (On-Site)
Location: Greenville, SC metro
Salary:
$100,000 + 10% BonusAbout: DSJ Global is currently partnered with a leading automotive manufacturer seeking a Robot Programmer to support paint operations within a highly automated production environment. This position will be responsible for paint robot programming, paint process optimization, troubleshooting production issues, supporting new product launches, and driving continuous improvement initiatives focused on quality, efficiency, and equipment performance.
Responsibilities:
Program and support paint robots to ensure optimal performance and process consistency. Monitor, stabilize, and optimize paint processes to improve quality and reduce scrap. Support paint line, equipment, and new product launch activities. Test and validate process improvements, equipment modifications, and technical solutions. Partner with cross-functional teams to resolve production and process-related challenges.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent combination of education and industry experience. Minimum 5 years of experience within paint application, paint process engineering, or related manufacturing environments. Experience programing ABB robots Experience with robot studio software
Benefits:
Competitive compensation and bonus opportunity.
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.401(k) with company match.
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