Robotics Engineer:

Skills/Background:

• Facilitates the daily operation of the Alpha/ Beta level work cells
• Onsite software, controls, and hardware support and coordination for product tests
• Support setup and configuration of software and hardware systems
• Collaborates with and supports remote hardware and software development teams, providing local coordination of activities as needed.
• Assist with identification of hardware issues and software bugs; perform and/ or support root cause analysis, and installation of corrective actions
• Perform planned daily, weekly, and monthly hardware preventative maintenance activities
• Complete unplanned maintenance/ repairs as needed following prescribed instructions.
• Install Hardware changes.
• Provide documentation and updates as directed, including collecting data, data analysis, and creating reports
• Coordination, collaboration, and relationship development with onsite parties to meet priorities and deadlines

The contracted on-site Field Service Engineering role provides early stage Manipulation workcells with the onsite engineering resources required for the on-going development of the early phase, i.e. Alpha and Beta, work cells. These are skilled engineers who have been trained to run the systems with minimal safety systems deployed. There are two general types of Technical support for this role, Field Support Engineer and Field Technician.

• Field Support Engineer - is generally a mechanical or electrical engineer (who learns towards hardware) who is familiar with robotic work cells as well as working in a manufacturing or fulfillment center environment. Their skills are stronger with the hardware and pneumatic systems used to drive a robotic work cell. They are responsible for every day operation and maintenance. They work with the remote hardware and software teams to implement changes. They facilitate running tests that capture data and facilitate continuous improvement. Their strengths for determining root causes are geared more towards the mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical problems.
• Field Technician is generally a mechanical or electrical engineer technician who is familiar with robotic work cells as well as working in a manufacturing or fulfillment center environment. They bring practical, hands-on skills to the support team. They have experience working on the hardware and software issues in robotic and automated equipment. Generally, the technician role will be used once the workcell safety system has matured to a phase where less engineering skills are needed.
  Kaleidoscope, an Infosys Company, is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, spouse of protected veteran, or disability.