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capilla® Schweißmaterialien GmbH is seeking an Employee at the Laser Competence Centre in Leopoldshöhe. The role is full-time (possibly two-shift) with broad scope for action, onboarded by an experienced team and supported by partners for laser welding, laser cladding, and additive manufacturing projects.
You will work on feasibility studies, material and process development, and demonstrate capabilities through customer projects, with opportunities for training and professional growth in a
capilla is the market leader for high-quality welding materials. As an independent producer, capilla enjoys an excellent reputation worldwide in over 34 countries.
For the Materials Development division – Research & Development, laser welding, laser cladding, additive manufacturing and 3D generation – we are looking for an Employee at the Laser Competence Centre (m/f/d), full-time (possibly in two-shift operation) at the Leopoldshöhe site.
A varied and self-directed role in a permanent position with broad scope for action awaits you. Flat hierarchies offer first-class development opportunities. An experienced team and comprehensive onboarding by an open, appreciative team of colleagues at the Leopoldshöhe site and with various partners provide the right framework for a successful start. You will support interesting customers and challenging projects with feasibility studies in the fields of laser welding, materials development and additive manufacturing. Opportunities for personal and professional development through training etc. are available, with performance-based remuneration. If you are looking for a performance challenge in an ambitious team at an economically sound medium-sized company, please read on.
Hardfacing with laser wire and laser powder on a robot-guided or CNC laser cell
Hardfacing with TIG hot and cold wire on a CNC or robot-guided system
Welding and parameter development for MMA, MIG, MAG, PTA and laser
Reverse engineering, transferring components back into the CAD/CAM system
Carrying out feasibility studies
Testing innovations in materials and systems technology
Testing new materials, welding and technology parameters
Manufacturing customer parts and demonstrations
Commissioning and support of welding cells
Documentation of results
Completed technical college training in mechanical engineering or as an industrial mechanic (required)
Comparable additional qualification such as welding master or welding technician (desirable)
Good knowledge of KUKA robot programming/handling and path planning as well as basic CAD/CAM knowledge (required)
Professional experience in additive manufacturing and/or laser hardfacing (an advantage)
High awareness of quality and responsibility, social skills and teamwork (required)
Good spoken and written English (an advantage)
Resilience, teamwork, cost- and goal-oriented action, an independent way of working