High school diploma or GED required
3-5 years of robotic welding programming experience in a manufacturing environment.
Experience with MIG (GMAW) and/or TIG (GTAW) welding processes.
Experience programming one or more robotic platforms.
Knowledge of robotic welding power sources.
Strong understanding of robotic programming principles and motion optimization.
Knowledge of welding metallurgy and welding procedures.
Ability to troubleshoot robot hardware, software, sensors, and welding equipment.
Ability to interpret blueprints, weld symbols, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T;).
Work often involves extended periods of standing, walking, and performing repetitive or physically demanding tasks.
Both fine motor skills (e.g., handling small components, precision work) and gross motor skills (e.g., operating tools and heavy equipment) are critical.
Visual acuity is required for reading blueprints, measuring materials, performing precision work, and maintaining situational awareness; near, far, and peripheral vision may all be needed.
Must be able to work in a variety of environments, including indoor and outdoor settings, as well as dusty, loud, hot, cold, or potentially hazardous areas.
Tasks may involve bending, stooping, reaching overhead or below shoulder height, crouching, kneeling, climbing ladders or ramps, and maintaining balance on uneven surfaces.
Must be able to work at heights, in confined spaces, or in other challenging physical locations as required by the task.
Must be able to lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 lbs independently.
Consistent, punctual attendance during core business hours is essential.
Reliable transportation is required for commuting and occasional travel between local corporate offices and job sites during business hours.