FANUC Robot Programmer - Travel

GABLETEK

Troy (MI)

On-site

USD 60,000 - 90,000

Part time

14 days+

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Job summary

GableTek is seeking an experienced FANUC Robot Programmer for a long-term automotive manufacturing project in Kansas City, Kansas. The role requires working independently in a production environment with limited supervision after kickoff.

Candidate must hold GM GRS and GM Greenlock/MPS certifications and be comfortable supporting robotic automation, electrical systems, troubleshooting, and production startup activities.

Qualifications

Current GM GRS Certification.
Current GM Greenlock/MPS Certification.
Experience programming FANUC robots.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Experience troubleshooting robotic automation systems in automotive manufacturing.
Strong understanding of electrical principles & industrial controls.
Ability to read electrical schematics & engineering drawings.
Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Strong written and verbal communication in English.

Responsibilities

Program, modify, troubleshoot, and optimize FANUC robotic systems.
Analyze and interpret test data to identify and resolve design and programming issues.
Support production startup, commissioning, and ongoing production operations.
Assemble, test, calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical and electronic systems.
Install and maintain electrical control systems and solid-state equipment.
Set up and operate testing equipment to evaluate system performance.
Modify prototypes and electrical assemblies as needed.
Perform quality control inspections and document findings.
Review engineering drawings and electrical documentation.
Provide technical support to engineering, maintenance, and production teams.
Assist with project planning, estimating, scheduling, and technical documentation.
Ensure compliance with customer safety, quality, and engineering standards.

Skills

GM GRS Certification

GM Greenlock/MPS Certification

FANUC Robots

Independent worker

Robotic automation

Job description

Robot Programmer (FANUC) – GM Certified

Location: Kansas City, KS
Duration: Approximately 3 Months (Mid-September 2026 – January 2027)
Shift: Day & Night Shift Available
Employment Type: Contract
Company: GableTek

Position Overview

GableTek is seeking an experienced FANUC Robot Programmer for a long-term automotive manufacturing project in Kansas City, Kansas. This position requires a highly skilled programmer capable of working independently in a production environment with minimal supervision after project kickoff.

Candidates must possess current GM GRS Certification and GM Greenlock/MPS certification and be comfortable supporting robotic automation, electrical systems, troubleshooting, and production startup activities.

Responsibilities

Program, modify, troubleshoot, and optimize FANUC robotic systems.
Analyze and interpret test data to identify and resolve design and programming issues.
Support production startup, commissioning, and ongoing production operations.
Assemble, test, calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical and electronic systems.
Install and maintain electrical control systems and solid-state equipment.
Set up and operate testing equipment to evaluate system performance.
Modify prototypes and electrical assemblies as needed.
Perform quality control inspections and document findings.
Review engineering drawings, specifications, and electrical documentation.
Provide technical support to engineering, maintenance, and production teams.
Assist with project planning, estimating, scheduling, and technical documentation.
Ensure compliance with customer safety, quality, and engineering standards.

Required Qualifications

Current GM GRS Certification
Current GM Greenlock/MPS Certification
Strong experience programming FANUC Robots
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Experience troubleshooting robotic automation systems in automotive manufacturing
Strong understanding of electrical principles and industrial controls
Experience with electrical and electronic system assembly
Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and engineering drawings
Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills in English