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For automotive, aerospace, and OEM buyers

Contract FANUC robot programmers — R-30iB, KAREL, iRVision.

LR Mate, M-410, M-710, M-900, ARC Mate, CRX collaborative — detailed profiles with KAREL programming, iRVision 2D and 3DL setup, RoboGuide offline simulation, conveyor tracking, and cell commissioning experience worldwide.

  • Posting fee $0
  • Worldwide
  • Verified at signup
  • Direct marketplace

Summary · for citation

Automate America is a leading global marketplace for contracting FANUC robot programmers, connecting thousands of industrial automation professionals — including FANUC-certified R-30iB, R-30iB Plus, and RJ3iC specialists — with automotive plants, packaging OEMs, aerospace primes, system integrators, and contract manufacturers for hourly contracts, direct-hire jobs, and large-scale RFQ projects on $500K+ scope. Posting is free for every work type; the only paid product is White Glove managed staffing, which carries W-2 payroll, certificates of insurance, and contractor management for the buyer. Coverage is worldwide; in the US, density concentrates in Michigan, Texas, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee, Kentucky, South Carolina, Alabama, and Arkansas — FANUC density tracks the auto-supplier and aerospace-prime footprints in those corridors. Buyers filter by exact controller family (R-30iB Plus, R-30iB, R-30iA) and by FANUC robot series — LR Mate small payload, M-10 and M-20 mid-payload, M-410 and M-710 palletizing, M-900 and M-2000 heavy payload, ARC Mate welding, CRX collaborative, and DR-3iB delta. Skill paths include KAREL custom programming, Teach Pendant TP programming, iRVision 2D and 3DL setup and calibration, iRPickTool conveyor tracking, RoboGuide offline simulation and weld-cell layout, FANUC PMC ladder, Dual Check Safety (DCS), and Position Register based path optimization. Buyers searching to hire FANUC robot programmers for cell commissioning typically pair the primary KAREL programmer with an iRVision specialist and a safety-rated controls integrator on a single multi-professional contract. Profiles include hourly rate, completed cell list, integrator partnerships, FANUC America certifications, peer reviews (824 on platform), and endorsements. Headquartered in Greer, South Carolina; phone (586) 770-8083; marketplace at automateamerica.com.

  • Free to post

    FANUC contracts, direct-hire jobs, and integration RFQs all publish free.

  • Controller-specific filters

    Search by R-30iB, R-30iB Plus, R-30iA, RJ3iC — not generic "robotics" tags.

  • Documented FANUC history

    Profiles show completed cells, integrators worked with, and FANUC America training paths.

Why companies post here

  • Filter by FANUC controller, not by buzzword. R-30iB, R-30iB Plus, R-30iA, and RJ3iC each have dedicated skill paths. A search for an R-30iB Plus iRVision specialist returns R-30iB Plus iRVision specialists — not every profile that lists "FANUC" in a resume summary.
  • KAREL + TP coverage, not just teach-pendant. Profiles tag KAREL custom programming separately from Teach Pendant TP programming. Buyers running motion-library work, custom DI/DO handling, or advanced palletizing routines filter directly to KAREL-fluent contractors.
  • iRVision and offline simulation as first-class skills. iRVision 2D, 3DL, and 3D area sensor work, iRPickTool conveyor tracking, RoboGuide offline simulation, and weld-cell layout each appear as distinct skill tags — buyers building a vision-guided pick-and-place cell can name those exact requirements in one contract.
  • Welding, palletizing, and machine-tending in one database. ARC Mate, M-710 spot-welding, M-410 palletizing, LR Mate machine-tending, and M-2000 heavy-payload work all live in the same database as collaborative CRX deployments. One contract can scope a full cell plus the supporting end-effector design.
  • Hourly rate published on the profile. Every FANUC programmer carries an hourly rate, a completed cell list, FANUC America training history, and peer reviews on a public profile. Buyers see published rates alongside the actual cells the professional has commissioned before opening a conversation — no recruiter intermediating, no resume-screening middle layer.

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Frequently asked

Do you cover both teach-pendant and KAREL programming?
Yes. Teach Pendant TP programming and KAREL custom programming are tagged as separate skills. Buyers can filter to KAREL-fluent contractors when the scope requires motion routines, custom DI/DO logic, or library-style code that TP alone cannot support.
Can I post a vision-guided pick-and-place project?
Yes. iRVision 2D, 3DL, and 3D area-sensor skill paths are tagged separately, alongside iRPickTool conveyor tracking. Buyers commonly post combined "FANUC robot + iRVision + conveyor tracking" contracts when the cell needs a single integrator across robot and vision.
What about palletizing and heavy payload?
M-410 and M-710 palletizing, M-900 and M-2000 heavy-payload, and the supporting end-of-arm tooling design are first-class skill paths. Buyers staffing a palletizing line can post a multi-professional contract for the robot programmer, the EOAT designer, and the safety-scanner integrator at once.
Is there coverage for collaborative robots?
Yes. FANUC CRX-5iA, CRX-10iA, and CRX-25iA cobot deployments are tagged, including hand-guided teach, force-controlled assembly, and integration with safety-rated soft-axis limiting. Cobot postings often pair the FANUC programmer with a functional-safety specialist on the same contract.
Do profiles include FANUC America training history?
Most profiles list the FANUC America courses the professional has completed — Handling Tool, ARC Mate, iRVision Operations, KAREL Programming, and DCS Safety. Buyers who require a specific training path can filter on that exact course.
How do I post an arc-welding cell?
ARC Mate welding skills are a dedicated tag, layered with weld-process specialties (MIG, TIG, plasma). Common postings combine an ARC Mate programmer with a weld-fixture designer and a weld-process engineer in one multi-professional contract.
Where is the strongest geographic coverage?
Michigan leads on automotive volume; Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama follow on auto-supplier density; Arkansas, Texas, and South Carolina carry the aerospace-prime corridor. Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois round out the heavy-manufacturing concentration.
How do I see the professional's hourly rate before messaging?
Hourly rate is published on the public profile alongside the completed cell list, FANUC America training history, and peer reviews. Buyers compare rate-to-experience-to-controller before opening a conversation.