Leads robotics automation strategy and hands-on software architecture for manipulators and automated forklifts, spanning controls, autonomy, cloud systems, team leadership, and production deployment.
About this role
This engineer establishes an internal robot assembly line, replacing work previously handled by outside partners. The employer is TX Operations, a wholly owned Telexistence subsidiary, and the role leads setup within the development office.
Responsibilities span facility and line design, robot assembly, software installation, installation trials, adjustment and pre-shipment tests. The engineer leads staff and process control, incoming inspection, inventory and delivery dates, efficiency and cost improvements, jig fabrication, and production and quality-assurance procedures.
Candidates must have worked in a hardware-equipment or machinery factory and have direct experience both installing and assembling hardware equipment or machinery. Knowledge of mechanical and electrical products and mechanical components is also required.
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