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Program, modify, and optimize FANUC robot applications; troubleshoot and recover robot/process issues; support cell commissioning, startup, and production launch; verify cycle times and quality; document changes; collaborate with controls, electricians, and manufacturing teams while following site safety requirements.

Design and check Body-in-White (BIW) tooling, transfer systems, and fixtures using CATIA V5. Create 3D models and 2D manufacturing drawings, coordinate with engineers and suppliers, support installations and commissioning, and apply North American automotive standards and CAD checking procedures.

Design and check Body-in-White (BIW) tooling and fixtures using NX CAD. Produce 3D models, 2D drawings, kit sheets, and specifications. Ensure compliance with GM, NAAMS, and customer standards. Support installation, startup, troubleshooting, and coordination with engineering teams and suppliers. Travel domestically for installations as needed.

Program, troubleshoot, and optimize industrial robot systems (multiple brands), integrate vision/camera guidance, collaborate with controls teams, and travel to customer sites for installation and commissioning.

Design, program, commission, and troubleshoot industrial automation systems including Allen-Bradley PLCs, HMIs, motion control, FANUC robots, safety PLCs, networks, drives, vision, and SCADA. Lead technical execution through FAT/SAT, machine startup and customer installations, mentor junior engineers, and support project planning and estimating.

Lead programming, commissioning, optimization, and launch of FANUC and KUKA robotic automation for automotive manufacturing. Responsibilities include robot safety and I/O configuration, vision integration, offline programming and simulation, cycle-time optimization, troubleshooting during startup and production, and technical leadership across engineering, controls, and customer teams. Travel 35–50% in North America.

Program, modify, troubleshoot, commission, and optimize FANUC robotic systems in an automotive production environment. Support production startup, electrical system assembly and maintenance, testing, calibration, quality inspections, and technical documentation while ensuring compliance with GM safety and quality standards.

Lead mechanical engineering projects for powertrain machining and assembly from concept through customer acceptance. Serve as technical interface with customers, suppliers, and teams; manage schedules, budgets, scope, changes, risks, supplier selection, commissioning, and KPI tracking. Perform root cause analysis, develop mitigation strategies, and document lessons learned.

Design and document controls hardware and electrical schematics for automotive control panels using EPLAN and AutoCAD. Maintain hardware design standards (GM/Ford), collaborate with engineering teams, and support manufacturing-ready deliverables. Contract-to-hire role based in Detroit with some travel.

Contract Controls Engineer to program, troubleshoot, and commission Allen-Bradley PLC systems. Support new equipment build, integration, controls debugging, read electrical schematics, and assist with commissioning/start-up across two Michigan sites during a 12-week assignment.