Machine Tool Automation Engineer

Coventry
3 weeks ago
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We are currently recruiting a Machine Tool Automation Engineer to join an industry leading business involved in support of machine tool systems around the globe.

The successful candidate will be responsible working on a range of projects involved in interfacing and integrating machines into automated cells. This will involve a combination of Robotics, Conveyors, Gantries, and Automatic Measuring equipment.

Interested candidates will ideally be HNC/ HND Qualified as a minimum in a related field ( Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering or Automation based field) with demonstrable experience working on automation projects around machine tools

Candidates will be required to travel to sites across the UK therefore a Full UK Clean UK driving license is required. Work may also be required overseas therefore a UK Passport will also be needed

Hours - Monday - Friday 37.5 hours basic

Role Description

  • Automation Design & Programming: Develop and commission automation systems, including PLCs, robotic cells, and machine tool integrations.

  • Mechanical & Electrical Work: Hands-on mechanical fitting, electrical wiring, and panel building for automation systems.

  • System Communication: Interface devices using communication protocols such as RS232, RS485, Profinet, Profibus, Ethernet IP, and TCP/IP.

  • Signal Integration: Understand and implement handshake signals for seamless interfacing between automation systems and CNC machine tools.

  • CNC Machine Tending Solutions: Design and program systems for efficient machine tending operations.

  • Robot Programming: Program FANUC robots and utilize offline robot programming and simulation tools.

  • HMI Development: Create advanced, user-friendly HMIs tailored to specific system requirements.

  • Documentation Management: Develop and maintain comprehensive project documentation, including system specifications, E-CAD schematics, and user manuals.

  • Collaboration & Support: Work with cross-functional teams to design, test, and refine systems. Provide training and support to end-users and maintenance staff.

  • Technology Adoption: Stay informed on emerging technologies, integrating innovative solutions to enhance efficiency and performance.

  • Understanding of Networks & Cybersecurity: Knowledge of managed and unmanaged IT and OT customer networks, with a strong understanding of cybersecurity principles and best practices.

    Qualifications / Skills

  • HNC/ HND qualified in a related field ( Mechatronics, Automation or electrical engineering .

  • Demonstrable experience working within machine tool automation projects.

  • Expertise in PLC and Robot (Fanuc) Programming

  • Knowledge of Hydraulics, Pneumatics and control systems for CNC machinery.

    This vacancy is being advertised by Complete Talent Services Ltd who are acting as an Employment Agency

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