Robotic Welding & Laser Systems Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Ready to own the moment when a line goes down?

Picture this: a laser program pauses mid-run or a robotic welder flags a fault. You step in—diagnose quickly, determine whether it’s an in-house fix or an outsourced repair, and get production back on track. If that sounds like your kind of challenge, you’ll thrive here.

We’re a family-owned shop building premium chairs and tables for commercial dining spaces—seen in fast-casual hotspots and busy university cafés. Your impact is immediate: reliable equipment, precise forming, and on-spec product flow.

Your mission

• Use work orders and machine spec sheets to prioritize service and maintenance
• Program and support laser cutting and robotic welding operations
• Perform tube bending to meet exact production requirements
• Operate a forklift to position materials and equipment safely
• Troubleshoot issues and decide whether to repair internally or outsource
• Dismantle machinery using hand tools, chain falls, jacks, cranes, or hoists
• Install, replace, or adjust parts; reassemble, test, and inspect results
• Identify defects, document findings, and alert supervisors to repair needs
• Set up and operate machines; adjust controls to hit performance targets
• Record production, repair activity, and maintenance in the ERP system
• Complete preventive maintenance tasks according to the PM plan
• Pitch in on facility projects—painting, drywall, carpentry, and grounds keeping—when production peaks

When & how you’ll work

• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 1:00 PM–9:00 PM (OT as needed)
• Pay: $23.50–$29.50 per hour + 10% premium
• Bonus: $500 Sign-On after 90 days based on attendance criteria

What it takes

• 2 years of experience programming lasers and robotic welders
• Hands-on tube bending background
• High School diploma or GED
• Advanced math, measurement, and problem-solving strengths
• Blueprint fluency and an eye for detail
• Team mindset and flexibility to help other areas during busy periods
• Competence with drills, grinders, sanders, welders, and similar tools
• Basic computer/ERP ability to log time and make simple transactions

Bring your automation know-how and fabrication skills—and help keep the equipment behind our trusted furniture performing at its best.