Technician

Philadelphia, PAfull timeRemote

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$60k–$100k

H1B: no

StandardBots Technician on Implementation team assembling and wiring robotic automation cells and supporting machine installations. Provides first-line support and maintenance for deployed robotic systems.

Responsibilities

As a Technician on the Implementation team, you are the hands-on builder behind Standard Bots' integrated turn-key systems. You'll assemble and wire robotic cells in our shop, travel to customer sites to support machine installations alongside Automation Engineers, and serve as the first point of contact when deployed systems need attention. You're equally at home at a workbench wiring an electrical panel as you are on a factory floor aligning a robot installation. You take pride in clean work, follow safety procedures without being told, and communicate clearly when something doesn't look right.
Shop Build & Wiring
Assemble robotic automation cells from mechanical drawings and BOMs (bill of materials), including frame assembly, fixture mounting, and component installation
Wire electrical panels, junction boxes, and field devices per engineering schematics and NEC standards
Route cable, conduit, and pneumatic lines within automation cells to drawing specifications
Perform pre-ship checks: continuity testing, sensor verification, and documentation of as-built deviations
Machine Installation
Travel to customer sites to install robotic automation systems alongside Automation Engineers
Coordinate equipment rigging, anchoring, and utility connections with customer facilities teams
Commission mechanical and electrical systems on-site: equipment integration, alignment, cable dressing, and sensor setup
Support FAT/SAT processes and work through installation punch lists to closure
First-Line Support

Qualification

Experience with robot systemsElectrical apprenticeship

Preferred

Experience with robot systems, cobots, or industrial automation equipment
OSHA 10 course or equivalent safety training
Electrical apprenticeship, vocational training, or associate's degree in an electromechanical field
Experience with pneumatic systems and component installation
Familiarity with reading and interpreting 2D CAD or SolidWorks drawings
Willingness to travel for customer site installations (estimated 25–50% travel)