Welding Automation Lead: Robotics & Training

Komatsu Mining Corp.; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Komatsu Mining Corp. is seeking a Welding Automation Engineer onsite in Milwaukee to lead and train teams in manual and automated welding. You will develop welding methods, procedures, and automation solutions to improve quality, cost, and safety across production lines.

The role requires hands‑on troubleshooting, cross‑functional collaboration, and oversight of welding programs, fixtures, and tooling. Travel is possible for training and support as needed.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Welding Technology, or related field.
• 4–10 years of related experience and/or training or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Strong understanding of welding processes, robotic automation, and manufacturing engineering principles.
• Ability to read, analyze, and interpret engineering drawings and technical documents.

Responsibilities

• Lead, develop, and deliver hands-on training for welders and operators on manual and automated welding processes.
• Coordinate welder assessments, maintain certification records, and manage training resources.
• Support development of welding procedures (PQR, WPS) and evaluate new equipment and processes.
• Develop robotic welding programs, tooling, and fixtures; optimize weld sequences for quality and cost.
• Provide technical support for automation work cells, troubleshoot, and implement improvements.
• Assist design teams with manufacturability and weldability considerations.

Skills

Welding

Robotic welding

Fixtures & tooling

Root cause analysis

Data analysis

Training

CAD/CAM

SAP

Communication

Leadership

Project mgmt

Safety & quality

Education

Assoc degree

Tools

Welding robots

CAD software

Manufacturing software

Job description

Komatsu Mining Corp. is seeking a Welding Automation Engineer onsite in Milwaukee to lead and train teams in manual and automated welding. You will develop welding methods, procedures, and automation solutions to improve quality, cost, and safety across production lines.

The role requires hands‑on troubleshooting, cross‑functional collaboration, and oversight of welding programs, fixtures, and tooling. Travel is possible for training and support as needed.