Anthropomorphic Robot Programmer

FD Group , an Engineering & Design Consulting Company active throughout Italy and Europe, is seeking a professional to join its teamas anAnthropomorphic Robot Programmer , in theIndustrial Automation sector, based in the province ofVenice .

Duties

Responsibilities :
• Development and programming using languages such as Karnel, CoDeSys, or similar.
• Diagnosing and resolving technical issues to ensure production continuity.
• Creating and updating technical documentation related to automation systems.
• On-site technical support for machine commissioning, startup, assistance, and
configuration.
• Experience in programming anthropomorphic robots, specifically Fanuc and Comau.

Requirements

Requirements :
• Previous experience in software development for industrial automation systems, preferably
using platforms such as Karnel, CoDeSys, or equivalent.
• Skills in programming and configuring anthropomorphic robots, particularly Fanuc and
Comau.
• Ability to perform diagnostics and troubleshooting on automated systems to ensure proper
functionality and operational continuity.
• Familiarity with the commissioning, testing, and startup phases of industrial equipment and
machinery.
• Independence in producing and updating technical documentation (manuals, diagrams, test
reports, etc.).
• Willingness to travel for short technical assignments at client sites.
• Good knowledge of English.

This job posting is open to all genders (Laws 903/77 and 125/91), and to individuals of all ages and nationalities (Legislative Decrees 215/03 and 216/03).

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