Korean Bilingual AMR Engineer
bti solutionsSan Tan Valley (AZ)
About the role
Korean Bilingual AMR Engineer The AMR Engineer supports the design, implementation, and operation of Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) systems to improve material flow automation within manufacturing facilities. This role focuses on applying automation and robotics technologies in real production environments, contributing to system optimization, efficiency, and continuous improvement. This is an entry-level role with structured training provided.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support the design of AMR-based material handling systems
- Assist with implementation and operation of AMR systems in production environments
- Execute testing and validation of automated equipment
- Troubleshoot system issues and support continuous improvement initiatives
- Analyze downtime and inefficiencies, and implement corrective actions
- Support project scheduling and progress tracking
- Collaborate cross-functionally to support system integration and operations
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent experience
- Basic understanding of AMR, AGV, conveyor, or material handling systems
- Fundamental knowledge of mechanical, electrical, or automation systems
- Strong problem-solving skills with a hands-on mindset
- Strong communication and teamwork skills
- Fluency in Korean is required (both written and verbal)
Preferred Qualifications:
- Internship or project experience in automation or robotics
- Basic knowledge of PLCs, sensors, and motion control
- Experience in manufacturing or smart factory environments
- Basic programming skills (e.g., Python)
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