Industrial Robotics Engineer, Bin Picking & Seek‑C‑Find

Industrial Robotics Engineer, Bin Picking & Seek‑C‑Find

Where: Orion, MI | Type: Contract | When: Mid-July – Dec 2026 | Rate: $33–$40/hr (based on proven work history)

Are you the engineer who can turn a chaotic bin into consistent, production-grade picks?

• Can you stand up Photoneo and Keyence 3D bin picking—from install and calibration to live part trials?
• Do you craft reliable paths and advanced logic like pick‑to‑Matrox, flip/qualify, and bin empty/tote empty?
• Are Ethernet comms between robots, vision controllers, and client/server systems second nature to you?
• Can you commission hardware, configure Matrox imaging, and collaborate smoothly with PLC programmers?

What you’ll do

• Integrate vision: Expert setup, calibration, and configuration of Photoneo and Keyence 3D bin picking; load and tune Matrox 2D/3D projects and camera settings; build high-accuracy detection recipes.
• Calibrate precisely: Perform hand–eye calibration, scan EOAT, and create dependable localization profiles for bins and totes.
• Program robots: Teach complex trajectories (rough paths, start poses, drop and reject routines) and implement advanced sequences (pick‑to‑Matrox, flip/qualify, bin/tote empty).
• Connect systems: Configure Ethernet communications and validate messaging between all cell components.
• Commission hardware: Execute initial robot commissioning; install and configure Photoneo/Keyence cabinets; set up MAGSWITCH magnetic grippers and suction cups; test thoroughly.
• Partner with PLC: Debug logic and move cells confidently from teach to automatic.
• Optimize performance: Bring deep bin-picking knowledge (file loading, sim deliverables, rough grasping) and fine-tune grasp/localization for reliability.

Credentials & specialization

• Required certifications: GRS, MPS, DCS, Fall Protection
• Specialized domain: Bin Picking and “Seek C Find” programming

Technical fundamentals

• Analyzing Test Information
• Picker
• Interpreting Test Information
• Assembling Electrical Systems
• Assembling Electronic Systems

Background check

A successful candidate will be subject to a background check and must receive satisfactory results of the same, as a condition of joining the team.

Integrity matters

All application details must be truthful and complete. Inaccurate or fraudulent information may lead to offer denial, offer revocation, or termination after start.