Senior Robotics Equipment Design Engineer

Energy Jobline ZR; Marysville (WA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base salary

Overtime pay

Regional bonus

Medical/Dental/Vision coverage

401K with company match

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Honda is seeking an Electrical Design Robotics professional to deliver high-quality robotic hardware, software and safety designs for new model introductions in North American facilities, including leadership across multi-line and multi-vendor integrations. The role requires directing critical path schedules, mentoring junior engineers, and conducting design reviews to meet standards.

Significant travel across North America is possible, with a focus on implementation and validation of robotic

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent work experience.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience.
• Microsoft Office, Robot CAD, and simulation proficiency required.

Responsibilities

• Lead creation of critical path schedule for robotics system design.
• Mentor NE/EX1/EX2 associates on technical growth.
• Lead design reviews and ensure standards compliance.
• Oversee robotics design for new model across lines and vendors.
• Provide plan-versus-actual reporting on QCDMS.
• Perform simulations and robot configuration/programming (online and offline).

Skills

Office proficiency

Robot CAD

Simulation proficiency

Education

Bachelor of Science in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Honda is seeking an Electrical Design Robotics professional to deliver high-quality robotic hardware, software and safety designs for new model introductions in North American facilities, including leadership across multi-line and multi-vendor integrations. The role requires directing critical path schedules, mentoring junior engineers, and conducting design reviews to meet standards.

Significant travel across North America is possible, with a focus on implementation and validation of robotic