Eureka Robotics
Robotics Application Engineer
Atlanta, GA
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Responsibilities
- As Application Engineer, your mission is to support the integration and deployment of our products, Eureka Controller and Eureka 3D Camera, as well as the delivery and maintenance of our customized robotic systems.
- You will cover a wide range of work including programming, testing, design, system integration, troubleshooting, maintenance of robotic systems.
- You will help build our Atlanta presence from the ground up, while working closely with international teams across Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, and beyond!
Company info
- Eureka Robotics is expanding its global footprint with a brand-new office in Atlanta and seeking pioneers who will bring our mission to success in the USA.
- Eureka's customers include industry-leading companies such as Toyota, Honda, Denso, Bridgestone, Panasonic, Sumitomo Bakelite from Japan, or Pratt & Whitney, Coherent, Excelitas from the USA.
Visa & Work Authorization
- ironment Passion for Industrial Robotics Honest, detail-oriented, careful, high responsibility, teamwork personality US Citizen, Green Card holder, or holder of a valid work authorization in the USA (our company is curre
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