Robotic Automation Technician

About the role

Miller Industries makes the coolest, the biggest, and the baddest towing and recovery vehicles in the world! You’ve seen our vehicles on such television shows as “Highway Thru Hell”, “Wrecked”, and “Hustle and Tow”. We’re extremely proud of the work we do and the quality of product we produce - this is why we hire only the best people. Do you have what it takes to be part of the World’s Largest Manufacturer of Towing and Recovery Equipment? From the beginning we’ve been innovators; we’re constantly finding ways to improve our product, grow our company, and make the Miller experience better! At Miller we have your back, you’ll quickly learn that you’re part of something special. When you see one of our towing and recovery vehicles rolling down the road, you’ll feel pride for the work you’re a part of. We Are Currently Looking For Driven Individuals That Share Our Vision. Some Of The Specific Things That Sets Us Apart From The Rest Include Bonuses (twice a year) based on company and plant performance Regular performance evaluations and merit increases Tuition Reimbursement Professional Development programs Career Advancement opportunities Family Day Outings Free on-site Annual Health & Wellness Screenings 40 hours annually of paid sick time in addition to other PTO Overtime available

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot robotic systems using knowledge of microprocessors, programmable controllers, electronics, circuit analysis, mechanics, sensor/feedback systems, hydraulics, and pneumatics to identify and resolve operational issues.
• Disassemble and reassemble robots or peripheral equipment for repairs, including replacement of circuit boards, sensors, controllers, encoders, and servomotors.
• Assemble automation equipment or components as required.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on robotic systems and related components.
• Maintain accurate service records for robotic equipment and automated production systems.
• Assist integrators with building, commissioning, or decommissioning automation equipment.
• Support engineers in the design, configuration, and application of robotic systems.
• Inspect installation sites for compliance and readiness.
• Maintain inventory of critical production supplies such as parts, sensors, and cables.
• Fabricate jigs or fixtures using metalworking equipment (e.g., welding, plasma cutting, grinding).