Robotics Programmer

Hernshead Recruitment Ltd

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9 months ago

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A cutting-edge automation and robotics team dedicated to transforming manufacturing through intelligent solutions and specialize in the design, simulation, and integration of robotic systems for a wide range of industrial applications are seeking a Robotics Programmer.

The Robotic Programmer will develop, simulate, and deploy robotic systems for advanced manufacturing environments. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with FANUC robots, system integration, and simulation tools like Visual Components.

Job Responsibilities:

Develop and simulate robotic workcells using Visual Components
Program and troubleshoot FANUC robots using iPendant and offline programming tools
Integrate robotic systems with PLCs, vision systems, and other automation equipment
Optimize robot paths, cycle times, and ensure compliance with safety protocols
Conduct on-site robotic commissioning, testing, and provide technical support

Experienced Required:
Proven experience programming FANUC robots (or similar industrial robots)
Familiarity with Visual Components or equivalent simulation software
Strong understanding of robotic integration with PLCs and automation systems
Willingness to travel for commissioning and support activities
Strong communication and documentation skills

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