Robotics Integration Engineer | FANUC & PLC Expert

Bright IA _ Intelligent Automation; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Bright IA – Intelligent Automation in Fort Worth, TX is seeking a Robotics Engineer to lead robot integration from layout through commissioning and customer handoff. This on-site role requires hands-on experience with FANUC systems and automated cell development.

You will work with vision systems, conveyors, and PLCs, travel to regional client sites, and contribute to safe, efficient production lines. U.S. citizenship is required for ITAR-controlled work.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of hands-on industrial robotics integration experience.
• FANUC programming and commissioning (TP / KAREL, RoboGuide) required.
• Working experience with Allen-Bradley / Rockwell PLC integration required.
• Understanding of robot safety standards and DCS configuration.
• Comfortable on the plant floor and traveling to client sites.
• U.S. Citizen required for ITAR-controlled and government-related work.

Responsibilities

• Program, integrate, and commission FANUC robotic work cells (handling, welding, palletizing, inspection).
• Build and simulate cells in RoboGuide; design EOAT and tooling interfaces.
• Configure robot safety (DCS / Safe I/O) and integrate with Allen-Bradley PLC controls.
• Interface robots with vision systems, conveyors, and line equipment.
• Commission on-site, optimize cycle times, and support customer startup.
• Document programs, I/O, and safety configurations.

Skills

Robotics integration

FANUC programming

Allen-Bradley PLC

Robot safety

Travel to client sites

U.S. citizen

Tools

RoboGuide

SolidWorks

EtherNet/IP / EtherCAT

Job description

Bright IA – Intelligent Automation in Fort Worth, TX is seeking a Robotics Engineer to lead robot integration from layout through commissioning and customer handoff. This on-site role requires hands-on experience with FANUC systems and automated cell development.

You will work with vision systems, conveyors, and PLCs, travel to regional client sites, and contribute to safe, efficient production lines. U.S. citizenship is required for ITAR-controlled work.