Machina Labs
Robotic Process Engineer - Automotive
About this role
This role focuses on designing, developing, and optimizing robotic automation systems for automotive manufacturing environments. The engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement RPA solutions that enhance production efficiency and reduce manual labor.
What you'll do
- Design and develop robotic process automation systems for automotive production lines
- Troubleshoot and optimize existing automation equipment to improve performance and reliability
- Collaborate with manufacturing and engineering teams to identify automation opportunities
- Conduct testing and validation of robotic systems before deployment
- Document technical specifications and create standard operating procedures
- Support continuous improvement initiatives to enhance production efficiency
What they're looking for
- Robotic process automation (RPA) programming
- PLC programming and industrial automation
- Mechanical design and CAD software
- Troubleshooting and diagnostic skills
- Knowledge of automotive manufacturing processes
- Project management and cross-functional collaboration
- Technical documentation
- Problem-solving and analytical thinking
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Machina Labs
Machina Labs builds intelligent manufacturing software and robotic systems, particularly advanced metal forming technology called RoboForming that converts digital designs into physical production parts for aerospace, defense, and mobility industries. The company is hiring software engineers in test, robotics automation engineers, and robotic process engineers to establish quality standards, develop automation frameworks, and optimize manufacturing processes.
View all jobs at Machina LabsLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing or implementing robotic automation systems in manufacturing environments.
- How do you approach troubleshooting a malfunctioning robotic system on a production line?