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Stoughton/STI Holdings

Advanced Automation Manufacturing Technician

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A Manufacturing or Production Technician works with manufacturing equipment and machinery. Performs set up and tests, monitors, adjusts and repairs machines used to produce products or other machines. Inspects equipment, troubleshoots problems with machines or designs.

$61,154 / year median in Wisconsin

+4% projected growth

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Advanced Automation Manufacturing Technician Stoughton/STI Holdings Stoughton, WI Job Details $26 - $32 an hour 2 days ago Qualifications High school diploma or GED Full Job Description Your day, engineered for impact You arrive to find automated cells humming and non-automated stations staged. Before the first part is cut, you verify TRUMPF programs, confirm the Motoman YRC1000 is synced, and run HMI checks. A quick tweak to a nesting program lifts machine utilization; a clamp offset fixes a fit-up issue; an operator huddle sets the tone for safety, takt, and quality. Throughout the shift you collaborate with Design Engineering, R D, Supply Chain, Operations, and production supervision to keep work flowing and targets met. What you'll tackle Own programming, operation, and routine maintenance of assigned manufacturing equipment across sheet metal automation and robotic welding. Set up and operate machining centers; navigate HMI controls; load parts/assemblies; lead troubleshooting of part fit-up and system functions. Program new tasks, resolve automation inefficiencies, and restart equipment after malfunctions; engage external suppliers when needed. Work from solid models and blueprints to produce R D parts; perform parts analysis, time studies, and validate prototypes for quality and function. Monitor process health, propose improvements, and optimize efficiency by adjusting equipment parameters to meet schedule and takt. Conduct quality checks, minor repairs, inspections, and timely breakdown reporting; maintain logs and a clean, safe work area. Coordinate pre- and post-line operations, communicate status to Line Lead and Production Supervisor, and escalate technical issues to Technicians/Engineers. Train new hires and upskill tenured team members; facilitate operator preventive maintenance tasks and report findings to Management and Maintenance. Manage technology KPIs and report out on on-time delivery, quality, takt management, and machine utilization. Comply with company policies, procedures, and industry regulations; perform other duties as assigned. Systems you'll support
TRUMPF:
Programming, operational, planning software solutions and equipment. Motoman
YRC 1000
robot controller. Microsoft Office Suite and interaction with HMI.
Qualifications Education:
High school diploma required; Associate's in a focused technology preferred (not required).
Licenses/Certifications:
Robotics or programming certifications desirable; Welding certification desirable; Crane certification.
Hands-on skill:
Hand tools, measuring devices, tape measure reading; machine setups for production runs.
Controls and code:
PLC troubleshooting and programming experience; HMI navigation skills desirable.
Platforms:
TRUMPF applications or similar machine tools; CAD and production programming software.
Manufacturing tech:
Lasers, bend cells, robotics, robotic weld cells, automation, mechatronic systems.
Diagnostics:
Intermediate troubleshooting of part-sensing fixtures and clamping systems; strong machine systems knowledge; read/understand maintenance and repair instructions.
Foundations:
Knowledge of manufacturing technologies and production software; intermediate computer knowledge; basic math for measurement. Domain know‑how: Welding and assembly/parts fit-up; cutting (laser), forming, and fit-up of parts; intermediate electrical and hydraulics desirable.
Digital solutions:
Familiarity with smart glasses, condition monitoring, and OEE applications.
Team traits:
Strong safety ethic; excellent interpersonal and communication skills; team player who can lead. Training we provide TRUMPF University Advanced Robotic Programming with Arc Welding Orientation Working conditions Standing for extended periods. Repetitively lift, maneuver, and load parts up to 50 lbs. Manufacturing environment with required PPE. Overtime as required. Proficiencies we value PLC Troubleshooting Skills Equipment Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Skills PLC Programming Experience Tape Measure Reading Machine Setups for Production Runs Machines and tech you'll use Laser Punch Press (TRUMPF) Laser Welder Accessibility and accommodations Above is a list of the most important responsibilities and functions, which are essential to the position. Employees must be able to perform these essential functions satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Accommodations will be evaluated and provided to eligible employees on a case-by-case basis, depending on the employee's medical restrictions, work availability, the nature of the position, the position's essential functions and other relevant factors.