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Manufacturing Engineer - Robotics

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1 month ago
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📍 Location: Stockport

💰£45,000 - £50,000

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About the Role

Are you passionate about

automation, robotics, and innovation

? We’re on the lookout for a

hands-on Automation Manufacturing Engineer

to join our client’s growing team in Stockport!

You’ll play a key role in bringing

robotic welding cells

to life — working closely with system integrators to design, implement, and optimise cutting-edge solutions that boost productivity, quality, and efficiency.

If you love the idea of shaping the

future of smart manufacturing

, this is the role for you! ⚙️✨

🔧

What You’ll Be Doing

🤝 Collaborate with system integrators to

design, implement, and optimise robotic welding cells

.

⚙️ Lead

setup, commissioning, and troubleshooting

of automated welding systems to enhance performance.

🧩 Ensure seamless

integration into existing production lines

, resolving technical challenges with ease.

👨‍🏭 Provide

technical support and training

to production teams on robotic operation and maintenance.

📈 Monitor and analyse system performance, identifying opportunities for

continuous improvement

.

🔄 Work cross-functionally to align

design, engineering, and production goals

.

💡 Stay ahead of the curve with the latest

welding, robotics, and automation innovations

.

🎓

What We’re Looking For

Proven experience in

automation and/or robotics engineering

.

Strong hands-on experience with

robotic or automation systems

.

Solid understanding of

PLC programming

, robotic controls, and industrial automation platforms.

Excellent

problem-solving

and troubleshooting skills.

Clear, confident

communication

and teamwork abilities.

Degree in

Mechanical, Electrical, or Manufacturing Engineering

(or equivalent practical experience).

🌟

Bonus Skills

Experience developing or leading

new automation projects

.

Knowledge of

CAD

and

simulation tools

for robotic system design.

Familiarity with

safety standards and best practices

in manufacturing automation.

💼

Why Join?

This is your chance to work with a

forward-thinking company at the forefront of automation and robotics

. You’ll help shape the future of manufacturing — driving efficiency, innovation, and growth every day.

If you’re excited by technology, passionate about robotics, and ready to make an impact...

👉

We’d love to hear from you

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