Manufacturing Robotics Engineer (Querétaro)

About The Role Support manufacturing robotics programs for production lines tied to Querétaro-based operations and partners. This is a remote-first engineering role focused on offline programming, virtual commissioning, simulation validation, structured documentation, and production support coordination. Key Responsibilities Deliver robot cell designs and integration plans aligned to takt time and cycle time targetsCreate and maintain robot programs, job backups, and change control artifactsSupport PLC-to-robot handshakes, I/O mapping, and industrial networking (EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, OPC UA as applicable)Develop and validate machine vision and sensor integration approaches for pick-and-place, inspection, and guidanceAlign with functional safety and industrial safety standards (risk assessment inputs, guarding, interlocks, safety PLC interfaces)Execute offline programming, simulation, and digital twin verification to reduce onsite commissioning timeCreate commissioning checklists, acceptance criteria, and run-at-rate support documentationAnalyze production logs, alarms, and downtime to drive root cause analysis and continuous improvement Required Qualifications Mid-senior experience in industrial automation, manufacturing robotics, or system integrationRobot programming and debugging (frames, tool data, motion, I/O, fault recovery)Working knowledge of PLC integration, controls troubleshooting, and documentation disciplineMachine vision fundamentals and integration in manufacturing environmentsAbility to collaborate asynchronously in remote engineering teams Compensation Competitive hourly base pay: $30–$50/hr (USD), depending on experience and scope.