Install, wire, configure, program, and commission industrial robots on customer sites. Integrate robots with production lines, diagnose hardware/software issues, provide operator training, and perform regular maintenance support.
Job Summary & Responsibilities
Comau, is a worldwide leader in delivering advanced industrial automation products and systems. Its portfolio includes technology and systems for electric, hybrid and traditional vehicle manufacturing, industrial robots, collaborative and wearable robotics, autonomous logistics, dedicated machining centers and interconnected digital services and products able to transmit, elaborate and analyze machine and process data.
At Comau, we globally thrive by building and fostering an equitable and inclusive workforce across all dimensions: gender, sexual diversity, abilities, ethnicity, and generations. We are committed to foster a culture that acknowledges individual uniqueness and fosters creativity, in which employees of diverse backgrounds and with different abilities can feel safe, respected, and included.
Duties and Responsibilities- Direct the installment and wiring of the robots on site; cooperate with team to fix problems arisen on site
- Configure the auxiliary equipment of robots; work with team to integrate robots with the whole line
- Program robots for applications of sorts, make robots working accurately and efficiently
- Fix robots problem in both of hardware and software
- Provide the customers with robots operation courses, and instruct them for regular maintenance
Qualifications (Education, Training, Certification, Licenses, Experience)
- Fluency in both Mandarin and English*
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering required.
Knowledge & Skills
- 5+ years Robot Commissioning Experience of Body In White, solid experience and knowledge in normal application process, such as spots welding, sealing, stud...etc.
- Be good at KUKA and FANUC Robot configuration and programming.
- Familiar with OLP development and knowledge
- Good teamwork collaboration and strong communication ability with cross team.
- Taking ownership and good problem-solving skill with professional tools
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