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  1. 0:00Every open opportunity on one page
  2. 0:23Pick the kind, then narrow it down
  3. 0:41Full postings, the rate right there
  4. 1:08How each kind of work runs
  5. 1:41What happens next, with no risk
  6. 2:02Twenty to a page versus this
  7. 2:13The future of work, and thank you

Transcript

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Open Robot Programmer Work

Open robot programmer work on Automate America, listed live: every robot programmer contract, direct job and RFQ that is open now, with its place, dates and schedule on the posting before you apply, and every contract shows its rate.

Robot programmer contracts vary. They are usually a new cell's startup, a model change that adds or moves paths, cycle-time work, or support through a launch on shifts.

Before you apply, check the robot brand and controller, the process (welding, handling, dispensing or assembly), the number of robots, the shift and the travel. Each posting also lists the expenses the work covers, if any, and the questions the poster asks every applicant, so you know what they need before you start. Applying is free: you apply with the profile you already have, and nothing is committed until you accept an offer.

When no robot programmer work is open, this page says so. Name the robot brands and processes you have programmed, such as FANUC, ABB and KUKA, in your profile, so a poster searching for robot programmers can find you and request you by name.

Need a robot programmer yourself? Post the contract free, or read what the trade does on the robot programmer page.

Hourly ContractThrough Feb 2, 2027

Job Description

Two ABB robot programmers are needed on site in Spartanburg, SC. The main need is third shift (10:45 PM - 7:00 AM) with occasional Saturday and Sunday work; there is also work on first shift (6:45 AM - 3:00 PM) and second shift (2:45 PM - 11:00 PM), so say which shift you can work when you apply. The contract starts immediately and runs about three months.

The cell: ABB IRC5 controllers on IRB 6700 robots (RobotWare 6.15.01.00, FlexPendant SxTPU4 1.1.1) with SafeMove in use, Allen-Bradley GuardLogix 1756-L82ES safety PLCs, two-part dispensing (Sika and Atlas Copco equipment) and blind riveting of aluminum. The work is mainly maintenance and repairs on the running cell, plus some cycle-time improvement. RobotStudio files and program backups are available. Before starting, every contractor completes the site's safety orientation and lockout/tagout training.

Per Diem$220.00

Per Diem for days worked. Available for those living outside the standard 50 mile radius from the site.

Eligibility Questions answered when you apply

  1. Are you currently authorized to work in the US?Required
  2. Do you have 3 years of experience programming ABB IRC5 robots?
  3. Are you able to pay for required travel expenses (such as airfare, lodging, meals, and transportation) upfront and wait for any reimbursement in accordance with the contract's payment terms?
Are you available to start immediately and for the entire length of the project?
Can you work third shift (10:45 PM – 7:00 AM) with occasional Saturday and Sunday work?
Will you complete the site's safety orientation and lockout/tagout training before you start?
Describe your level of experience programming ABB robots (IRC5, RobotWare 6, RobotStudio).
Do you have ABB SafeMove experience and if so please describe in detail.
Do you have sealant or adhesive dispensing experience (Sika, Atlas Copco, two-part material) and if so please describe in detail.
Do you have aluminum riveting (blind rivet) experience and if so please describe in detail.
Do you have Allen-Bradley GuardLogix safety PLC experience and if so please describe in detail.
IRC 5, RobotStudio, Safemove, IRB 6700Required
Studio 5000Good-to-have
Certificate of Insurance (COI): A current COI must be uploaded to your profile before starting any project. This is essential for compliance with our insurance policy and to protect all parties involved. The minimum coverage required is $1,000,000 in General Liability. If you do not have or wish to obtain the necessary insurance, a deduction of 5% will be included from your billable time each week. Please obtain your COI through the following process if you don't have a current COI already: Visit Hiscox Insurance. Enter your Zip Code to specify your state. Select/Type the nature of your work, for example, "Controls Systems Integration/Automation." Indicate the structure of your business (Corporation, LLC, etc.). You can select 'Other' if you don't yet have a company started. Choose the date for your coverage to start. Ensure you select a minimum of $1,000,000 General Liability Coverage. Complete the Business Basics fields and follow the prompts to receive your quote. Remember, quotes from Hiscox are valid for 30 days, and they offer assistance via chat and phone round the clock. Timesheets and Expense Reports: These must be submitted by 9 AM on Monday mornings. Adherence to this deadline is crucial for maintaining our commitment to clients and for the timely processing of invoices. Please note the following late fee policy: A late submission beyond the deadline will incur a fee. Starting from Tuesday, a $100 late fee will be applied. An additional $50 fee will be charged for each day beyond the initial late period. Timesheets must be signed by the customer representative before submission. Expense reports must be signed by the customer representative and include receipts.

Hourly ContractThrough Dec 31, 2026

Job Description

FANUC Robot Programmers | iRVision 3DV Experience Required
We are looking for 4-5 experienced Robot Engineers who are strong FANUC Robot Programmers with hands-on iRVision 3DV experience.

Requirements:
• Strong FANUC Robot Programming experience
• FANUC iRVision 3DV – REQUIRED
• Hands-on 3D vision integration & troubleshooting experience
• Industrial automation experience
• GM/GRS Standard Certification – REQUIRED
• Automotive experience preferred

Location:
• Wixom, MI – First 3–4 weeks
• Toledo, OH – After Wixom, through the end of the year

Start: Immediate
Openings: 2
Duration: Through the end of the year

* Travel related expenses possible and TBD for highly qualified candidates depending on your location.

If you have strong FANUC programming experience with iRVision 3DV, please apply now.

Eligibility Questions answered when you apply

  1. Are you currently located and authorized to work in the USA? Required
  2. Do you have extensive Fanuc robot programming experience?
  3. Do you have GM GRS certification?
  4. Do you have experience with Fanuc iRVision 3DL ?
  5. Are you able to start this project in Wixon MI on or before 9.28.2026 and follow it to Toledo OH through the end of the year as required ?
  6. Are you able to pay for required travel expenses (such as airfare, lodging, meals, and transportation) upfront and wait for any reimbursement in accordance with the contract's payment terms?
Describe in detail your Fanuc robot programming experiences.
Describe in detail your iRvision 3DL experience.
Describe in detail some of your previous GM standards projects.
Describe in detail some of your previous GM standards projects.
Please make sure your Fanuc, iRVision 3DL, and GM GRS technical skills and experiences are updated in your Automate America profile for customer review as well. ,
3DL VisionGood-to-haveGM/GRS Standard Certification iRVision 3DV 3D vision integration FANUC Robot Programmers
LaptopBasic Hand ToolsBasic Electrical Tools
Travel related expenses possible and TBD for highly qualified candidates depending on your location. Certificate of Insurance (COI): A current COI must be uploaded to your profile before starting any project. This is essential for compliance with our insurance policy and to protect all parties involved. The minimum coverage required is $1,000,000 in General Liability. If you do not have or wish to obtain the necessary insurance, a deduction of 5% will be included from your billable time each week. Please obtain your COI through the following process if you don't have a current COI already: Visit Hiscox Insurance. Enter your Zip Code to specify your state. Select/Type the nature of your work, for example, "Controls Systems Integration/Automation." Indicate the structure of your business (Corporation, LLC, etc.). You can select 'Other' if you don't yet have a company started. Choose the date for your coverage to start. Ensure you select a minimum of $1,000,000 General Liability Coverage. Complete the Business Basics fields and follow the prompts to receive your quote. Remember, quotes from Hiscox are valid for 30 days, and they offer assistance via chat and phone round the clock. Timesheets and Expense Reports: These must be submitted by 9 AM on Monday mornings. Adherence to this deadline is crucial for maintaining our commitment to clients and for the timely processing of invoices. Please note the following late fee policy: A late submission beyond the deadline will incur a fee. Starting from Tuesday, a $100 late fee will be applied. An additional $50 fee will be charged for each day beyond the initial late period. Timesheets must be signed by the customer representative before submission. Expense reports must be signed by the customer representative and include receipts.

What is on the All Open Work page?
Every open hourly contract, direct job and RFQ on Automate America, in one list. Use the filter at the top to see only hourly contracts, only direct jobs or only RFQs.
How do I apply for open work?
Create a free profile on Automate America, open the listing and apply with your profile. On an RFQ you send your quote instead.
Can I negotiate the rate on a contract?
There is no bidding and no negotiating: the rate on the contract is the rate. Apply with your profile and you are paid exactly what you see. If the posted rate changes before you are hired, your application moves to the new rate. Once you are hired, your rate changes only if you sign a new agreement. An RFQ is different by design: it asks you for a quote.
What kinds of work are listed?
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