Design, develop, and deploy advanced algorithms for industrial robotic systems, focusing on motion planning, control, and packing.
About this role
This field service engineer role covers robot systems and material-handling equipment. The scope includes maintenance and troubleshooting for logistics centers and logistics equipment, as well as involvement in new logistics-center launches and equipment-introduction projects.
The role requires experience in maintenance or servicing of logistics centers or logistics equipment. Experience participating in new logistics-center launches or equipment implementation projects is also requested.
Customer negotiation and customer-response experience is sought, particularly from candidates who want to work close to customers and address their issues. Knowledge of, or practical experience with, control equipment such as sensors, motors, and vision systems is also relevant. Troubleshooting experience involving networks, servers, and systems is required.
The job location is Tokyo, Japan.
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