Robotic Programmer

Robotics ProgrammerStrivector Corp is a National Staffing and Recruiting agency established in 2012 and headquartered in Austin, Texas. We are a preferred partner for several Fortune 500 companies nationwide. Strivector has been consistently rated a rare 4.6/5 on Google, Indeed and Glassdoor by our candidates, customers, employees and contractors. Elevate your professional journey with us. Strivector's premier client (a well-known market leader in their space) is hiring for the following full-time direct hire position.Position OverviewAs a Robotics Programmer, your roles and responsibilities will include:Create and optimize robot programs to meet customer specifications.Program, debug, and troubleshoot robotic systems using Fanuc, Kawasaki, and Yaskawa robots.Configure vision systems for part recognition and guidance (e.g., Fanuc iRVision, Cognex).Improve cycle times by optimizing robot paths.Establish and test TCP, RTCP, and User Frames.Integrate robots with PLCs and peripheral devices.Provide on-site installation, debugging, and operator training.QualificationsMost importantly, you need to be a passionate Robotics Programmer who enjoys his work and is considered to be one of the best within your organization. The ideal Robotics Programmer would be someone with deep experience in many (if not all) of the following:Willingness to travel domestically for installations.Associate Degree in engineering or related field; computer programming knowledge preferred.Minimum three years experience with automated industrial equipment, including robot setup, programming, and troubleshooting.We understand that even if you are a seasoned Robotics Programmer you may not have all the skills listed here.Compensation: Based on Experience. One of the best in the industry Minimum Education: Associate Degree in engineering Minimum Experience: 2 years of automated industrial equipment experience Type of position: 12 months of Contract with a possible extension Location: Sterling Heights, MI Remote / Hybrid: No Relocation accepted: No