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Angstrom Automotive - USA

Industrial Robotics Welding Integrator

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A Robotics Technician is responsible for maintenance and repair of robots, welding and repairing broken and run-down parts, and programming logic controllers (PLC). Assists engineers in design and developing applications for them.

$63,317 / year median in Michigan

+3% projected growth

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Industrial Robotics Welding Integrator Angstrom Automotive - USA Taylor, MI Job Details $75,000 - $85,000 a year 4 hours ago Qualifications Robot troubleshooting Inspection gauge PLC-based control system operation Mechanical blueprint interpretation Measurement-based inspection Staff supervision Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Robotic welding Microsoft Excel Equipment setup (production tasks) Welding inspection Maintaining an organized workspace Robot maintenance Tooling Fanuc TIG welding Safety regulations Cutting Industrial equipment adjustment Electronic sensors Mechanical system commissioning projects Word embeddings Mid-level Industrial equipment installation Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Industrial equipment troubleshooting Welding Certification Dimensional measurements Implementing predictive maintenance as an industrial mechanic Team management Full Job Description Is this you? Do you enjoy turning a weld spec into a repeatable robotic path for MIG, TIG, and spot welds? Can you integrate, program, and optimize robots for both welding and CNC machine tending? Will you own quality—running cut-and-etch, checking dimensions, and tuning parameters—until the welds are right? Are you the first to pop open a teach pendant, trace a fault, and get a cell back online? Core responsibilities Develop and modify robot programs for welding operations and CNC tending cells. Install, configure, and adjust robotic weld equipment and controllers to meet production specifications. Commission CNC machine tending robots; troubleshoot issues to achieve production targets. Set up, calibrate, and validate robotic arms, end-of-arm tooling, and sensing devices. Perform preventive and predictive maintenance on robotic welding systems. Troubleshoot technical problems and system malfunctions to reduce downtime. Verify weld quality using cut-and-etch and dimensional checks; implement parameter changes as needed. Ensure all processes meet defined quality standards; use calipers/gauges and report any process or quality deviations. Support manufacturing with setups, tool changes, and real-time problem resolution to maintain smooth flow. Follow all safety protocols, wear required PPE, observe environmental guidelines, and keep the workspace clean and orderly. Qualifications Mechanical aptitude with strong knowledge of GMAW (MIG), GTAW (TIG), and spot welding. Hands-on welding background combined with automation/robotics know-how. AWS Certified Robotic Arc Welder (or equivalent) and solid foundational welding knowledge. Associate degree or technical diploma in robotics, automation, or welding technology. Experience with
FANUC, OTC
Daihen, Nachi, and Yaskawa robotic systems. Familiarity with welding processes/materials and weld controllers such as OTC Daihen, Fronius, and Lincoln. Comfortable with programming logic, sensors, and PLCs; able to read blueprints, prints, and check sheets. Excellent problem-solving and communication skills; strong mechanical aptitude. Physically able to stand for extended periods; lift and carry up to 50 lbs; perform repetitive motions. Knowledge of safety procedures and manufacturing environments; firm understanding of MIOSHA and government safety regulations. Capable of training, assisting, leading, directing, instructing, and disciplining employees when required. Proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Strong sense of time management and urgency; able to navigate unexpected challenges and quickly drive solutions.