Automation Robotics Engineer
Automation Robotics Engineer
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Use knowledge, experience, and resourcefulness to lead and implement automation cells.
- Develop the concept, aid in the mechanical and electrical design.
- Install, train the receiving plant, and provide ongoing support for the robot cell.
- Project lead other Integrators as a subject matter expert.
- Analyze information and evaluate results to choose the best solution and solve problems.
- Provide guidance and direction to other team members, including setting performance standards and monitoring performance.
- Monitor and review information from materials, events, or the environment, to detect or assess problems.
- Develop performance indicators to increase reliability and reduce downtime.
- Develop contingency and disaster recovery plans.
- What will make you successful:
- Fanuc and UR robotic experience of integration, programming, troubleshooting, repairs, and maintenance
- Managing small projects / workloads involving Fanuc and UR integrations, safety upgrades on existing equipment, and retrofits.
- Great electrical/mechanical troubleshooting abilities
- Proficient in the Fanuc robotics systems (additional robotics experience in other brands is a plus)
- Knowledgeable in Allen Bradley PLC: Micro Logix, Compact Logix, Control Logix with RSLogix 500, 5000, Studio 5000 software
- Experience in creating HMI projects, making HMI changes, and additions
- Knowledgeable in reading and following electrical prints to diagnose and troubleshoot down equipment
- Willingness to travel in North America – time traveling can be up to 50%.Bachelor’s in Engineering 3-5 years experience in a similar role
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