Mechanical Engineer - Sterling Engineering
Algonquin, IL
About the Job
Summary:
The Mechanical/Robotics Engineer is responsible for designing, testing, and building robotic systems that are productive and safe to operate. With minimal supervision, the Mechanical/Robotics Engineer will create and debug computer programs used to run robotics systems, process sensor data, calibrate robots or approve robot designs. In addition, the Mechanical/Robotics Engineer will investigate field failures, identify spare parts requirements, and develop maintenance procedures for customer applications.
Job Duties & Responsibilities:
- Provides technical support and training to Sales representatives and customers on all robotic products;
- Utilizes Solidworks to create drawings and schematics for robotic systems;
- Utilizes robotic system software (HRSIM) to simulate robotic systems and develop applications;
- Builds and tests the robotic system's individual parts or the system as a whole, including articulated arm robots, grippers/end effectors, machine vision, electronic control systems, and application software;
- Performs feasibility analysis and lab testing of customer applications, supports prototype development and troubleshooting;
- Performs research and development for feasibility, design, and operation of robotic mechanisms, components or systems, and next-generation improvements;
Job Qualifications:
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills;
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail;
- Self-starter with ability to multitask, meet deadlines, and properly prioritize activities;
- Proven ability to rapidly diagnose, troubleshoot, and debug problems in automated systems;
- Proven excellent math skills and mechanical/electrical aptitude;
- Excellent presentation skills;
- Working knowledge of industry codes and standards.
Required Education & Experience
- Bachelor’s Degree in Robotics Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering with emphasis on mechatronics;
- Minimum 2+ years of work experience in the development and implementation of automation, robotic simulation, electrical design, programming, schematics, control system integration, and repair and analysis of electromechanical applications of automated machinery;
- Understanding of and familiarity with industrial robot configurations and applications, including articulated arm, SCARA, semiconductor wafer handling, welding, and cartesian;
- 2 years of experience using SolidWorks or with an equivalent software;
- Proven work experience with AC & DC motor drives, programming (PLC & robot), servo motion control, robot simulation software, pneumatics, and safety PLCs and controllers.
Source : Sterling Engineering