BIW Controls & Robotics Engineer (Automotive)

Nix Sensor; Silao (Ciudad); On-site; MXN 1,629,000 - 2,353,000; Full time

Job summary

VOLCANIX AUTOMATION seeks experienced Controls & Robotics Engineers with a strong BIW background to support automotive projects across North America, primarily with General Motors and other OEMs.

This role involves working on body shop systems, including robotic welding cells, framing stations, and high-speed automated lines. Candidates must be comfortable on-site in demanding production environments and supporting launches, integrations, and troubleshooting activities.

Qualifications

• 2+ years in BIW (Body-in-White).
• Experience with GM GCCS / GRS standards.
• Experience in automotive BIW within OEM or Tier 1.

Responsibilities

• Program, troubleshoot, and optimize PLC systems (Allen-Bradley, Siemens).
• Program and integrate industrial robots in BIW applications (spot welding, handling, sealing).
• Commission and debug body shop equipment and robotic cells.
• Support production launches, cycle time improvements, and downtime reduction.
• Integrate robots with PLC-controlled systems and safety devices.
• Work with welding systems (spot, projection, stud welding).
• Perform system validation, buy-offs, and customer acceptance tests.
• Troubleshoot electrical, controls, and robotic issues on-site.
• Collaborate with controls, mechanical, and production teams.

Skills

BIW experience

Robotics integration

Troubleshooting

Education

Engineering or technical degree

Tools

Allen-Bradley RSLogix/Studio 5000

Siemens TIA Portal

EtherNet/IP

Profinet

Job description

VOLCANIX AUTOMATION seeks experienced Controls & Robotics Engineers with a strong BIW background to support automotive projects across North America, primarily with General Motors and other OEMs.

This role involves working on body shop systems, including robotic welding cells, framing stations, and high-speed automated lines. Candidates must be comfortable on-site in demanding production environments and supporting launches, integrations, and troubleshooting activities.