Production Associate
slip roboticsNorcross (GA)
About the role
Production Team MemberAt Slip Robotics, we are at the forefront of revolutionizing the logistics and automation industry with cutting-edge robotic solutions. Our mission is to transform the way goods move through the world by designing and building autonomous systems that enhance warehouse intelligence, optimize supply chains, and ensure workplace safety. We believe in the power of innovation and collaboration, and our team is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in robotics. Join us and help shape the future of automation! This position is part of our Production team and is responsible for assembling key components of the robot while managing all tasks, quality standards, and performance metrics within the assigned station. The ideal candidate is proactive, team-oriented, and enjoys hands-on work, building complex systems, and achieving goals assembly Assembling sub-components into larger assemblies with basic hand tools (wrenches, screw drivers, drills, etc.) and fastening the larger sub-assemblies together Creating wire harnesses, electrical connectors, and soldering PCBsProvide feedback on assembly processes and components Production Assembly Leadership Lead assembly, quality, and safety within the assigned station and among team members Provide guidance and work collaboratively among team members to meet production goals Proactively seek solutions to ensure the quality, efficient assembly of new production units Help validate new manufacturing processes to improve ease of assembly and quality results
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