Simulation Engineer

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JOB TITLE: Simulation Engineer

LOCATION: Telford

EMPLOYMENT STATUS: Permanent

WORKING HOURS: 37

• Performing robotic simulations.
• Creation of OLP (Offline programs) and RDS (Robot Data Sheet).
• Creation of Simulation History.
• Creation and editing of AVI, MPEG videos.
• Software installation and utilisation (Process Simulate, Robot Studio, Kuka.Sim and Robo Guide).
• Cycle time validation and optimization.
• Understand and carry out all simulation deliverables.
• Upload onsite programs back into simulation software.
• Strong understanding of robotic applications, programming methodology and motion parameters.
• Liaise with customers to buy off simulations.
• Provide simulation support and training as required.
• Work closely with supervisor regarding projects, monitoring workload and deadlines.
• Document processes, procedures and changes for reference and training purposes.
• Stay up to date with the latest industry trends, technologies, and best practices.
• Comply with and enforce all operating system and quality guidelines and procedures to ensure expected results (QMS).
• Comply with and enforce all requirements and guidelines outlined in ISO 10218-1 and 10218-2.
• Uphold the principles of the employee’s charter.
• Adhere to the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, including taking reasonable care for health and safety of yourself and others; cooperating with Managers or any other person to perform or comply with any duty under statutory provisions; not interfering with or misusing safety provisions.
• Any other duties as reasonably requested.

• Qualified to a minimum HNC level or equivalent in Manufacturing /Electrical/Mechatronics Engineering
• Minimum 5 years’ experience in simulation processes and automation environments
• Good working knowledge of Process Simulate
• Good understanding of robot program flow and basic programming theories
• Knowledge of ISO 10218-1 and ISO 10218-2 robotic safety standards
• Experience in robotic spot welding, MIG welding and material handling cells
• Experience liaising with customers on the entire simulation life cycle on both technical and non-technical levels
• Computer skills using Microsoft Word, Excel and AutoCAD
• Proven ability and willingness to train and lead others
• At least 3 years’ experience in programming robots on the shop floor
• Previous Automotive T1 experience
• Experience using robotic manufacturers’ native software:
  Robot Studio, Kuka.
  
  Sim, Robo Guide
• Good understanding of robotic code: ABB, Kuka, Fanuc
• Industry 4.0 knowledge
• Mafact knowledge

• Good interpersonal skills with demonstrable problem solving expertise
• Work collaboratively to achieve project/company goals
• Ability to effectively communicate and build relationships
• Comfortable to work at pace to deliver solutions
• Self-driven with a can do attitude
• Analytical approach to seeking solutions
• Effective communicator both written and verbal in English
• Eligibility to work in the UK

• Not Applicable

• Full-time