Robotics Engineer
unify technologiesAsheville (NC)
Robotics Engineer
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unify technologiesAsheville (NC)
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About the role
Robotics Engineer
Location: Asheville, NC
Work Model: 100% Onsite
Employment Type: Full-Time
Work Authorization: US Citizens OnlyJob Description
The Robotics Engineer will help establish and implement robotics and automation systems within a manufacturing facility to improve production efficiency, optimize manufacturing processes, and deliver measurable operational results.
Key Responsibilities:
Support FANUC robotics and autonomous mobile robotic (AMR) manufacturing processes.
Contribute to the development and execution of manufacturing methods and identify process optimization opportunities.
Collaborate with manufacturing and quality engineering teams to improve processes and data acquisition.
Work with the automation team to establish and enforce site standards and specifications for controls, robotics, and automation.
Monitor robot backup schedules and manage robot backup files.
Coordinate with system integrators on onsite and offline robot programming activities.
Troubleshoot issues related to robotic systems and automated manufacturing processes in a production environment.
Work independently, follow project direction, and meet established timelines.
Ensure compliance with environmental, health, and safety procedures.
Basic Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience with a minimum of 5 years of programming experience in automated manufacturing systems.
Alternatively, an advanced degree in a related field with a minimum of 3 years of experience.
Experience with autonomous mobile robot programming.
Experience evaluating and implementing robotic standards.
Experience troubleshooting peripheral components and applications from various manufacturers.
US Citizenship is mandatory.
Preferred Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Robotics Engineering or a related field.
Experience with FANUC ROBOGUIDE or Siemens Process Simulate software.
FANUC Advanced DCS Certification.
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