Job Description

Summary

The industrial robotics application engineer is involved in the early stages of projects to design technical solutions tailored to customer needs. They play a strategic role in the sales process.

Roles and responsibilities

The application engineer has the following responsibilities:

Technical analysis of customer needs and development of customised robotic solutions; Design of system architectures based on a high-level understanding of industrial environments; Conceptualisation of robotic cells tailored to customer needs; Explaining technical concepts to customers, sales teams and non-technical stakeholders; Drafting technical proposals, including diagrams, simulations and performance estimates; Providing technical support to sales, participating in demonstrations and presentations, and responding to calls for tenders; Structured transfer of technical files to project teams, with complete documentation and implementation recommendations.

Qualifications

The position requires the following qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in robotics engineering, mechanical engineering, automated production engineering, electrical engineering or a related field; A minimum of 10 years of experience

oRobotics projects or similar position in robotics projects in manufacturing, industrial robotics applications;

Experience in application engineering, technical pre-sales or solution design; Member of the Order of Engineers - an asset; Fluency in French and functional English.

Specific requirements

The position requires the following:

System vision and ability to model complex robotic architectures; Excellent ability to synthesise, communicate technically and explain complex concepts in simple terms; High-level cost estimation; Modelling and simulation of system characteristics: cadence, material flow; Knowledge of machine safety applied to robotics. Knowledge of AutoCAD and SolidWorks Knowledge of Fanuc Roboguide Knowledge of the main manufacturers and standards in the sector Analytical mind, rigour, customer service skills and autonomy in improving internal tools Knowledge of project management Knowledge of industrial engineering and lean manufacturing Knowledge of MES, control and SCADA Sense of innovation and creativity Overview of manufacturing systems and robotics The future employee must be adaptable with regard to travel, whether in Quebec, elsewhere in Canada or internationally.

Francization

PCI is committed to complying with the provisions of Quebec's Charter of the French Language (Bill 101), thereby ensuring that French is the official and common language of the organisation. In this position, the use of English is not a prerequisite, but it is desirable in order to better serve our English-speaking clientele outside Quebec. This approach aims to ensure compliance with legal obligations while meeting the diverse needs of our clientele.



Note: The use of the masculine form in the text is intended solely to simplify the content.


ADVANTAGES


Flexible work schedules that favour a work-life balance An exceptional work space A training center A whole week of personal days Group health insurance Virtual clinic Employee and Family Assistance Programs (EFAP) Ten statutory days Paid professional development courses Group RRSP, where PCI matches your contributions Free espresso, cappuccino or filtered coffee at our awesome coffee bar PCI sports team Bicycle culture * Social activities that include the legendary happy hour and events that welcome spouses