Integration Engineer/Technician

Bright Machines•San Francisco, CA

8h•$90,000 - $120,000

About The Position

Integration Engineers and Technicians at Bright Machines are on the front lines of bringing our automation systems to life. You’ll build, integrate, and deploy robotic solutions that power our intelligent factories—turning engineering designs into fully functioning, production-ready systems. This role is hands-on and highly collaborative. You’ll work side-by-side with mechanical, electrical, systems, vision, and robotics engineers, as well as project managers, to ensure our solutions come together seamlessly. From assembly and system bring-up to troubleshooting and deployment, you play a critical role in delivering high-performance automation to our customers. We move quickly, solve problems in real time, and take pride in building systems that work in the real world. If you enjoy working at the intersection of hardware and innovation—and want to see your impact on the factory floor—this is the role for you.

Requirements

2+ years of experience in a related industry, with a solid understanding of automation systems and processes.
Familiarity with robots and various automation components, including their setup and operation.
Proficient with shop tools for assembly, maintenance, and repairs.
Experience in assembly and testing of automation subsystems and electromechanical mechanisms, ensuring their performance up to spec.
Experience making electrical wiring and harnesses, ensuring proper connections and functionality in automation systems.
Skilled in reading and understanding mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical assembly drawings to ensure accurate assembly and system integration.
Problem solver who thrives on challenges and has a keen eye for detail to identify and resolve issues efficiently.
Team player with strong communication and collaboration skills, recognizing their importance in achieving project success.

Nice To Haves

Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality work.
Advanced diagnostic and troubleshooting skills: Ability to quickly analyze and resolve complex technical issues in automation systems, electromechanical components, and robots.
Experience in use of automation software: PLC, HMI, and robot programming (FANUC).
Leadership in cross-functional team collaboration: Ability to lead and collaborate effectively with engineers, project managers, and other technicians to implement complex projects.
Automation safety knowledge: Familiar and understanding of industry safety standards (e.g., ANSI/RIA R15.06, OSHA, ISO 13849, ISO 10218) and ability to ensure safety in system design, testing, and operation.
Proficient in CAD software: Ability to use tools like SolidWorks for designing and modifying mechanical and electrical systems.

Responsibilities

Design, assemble, and wire automation systems by integrating mechanical, electrical, and control components, including robots, power panels, and control cabinets
Perform hands-on work across mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems, connecting sensors, actuators, and controllers
Execute system bring-up, testing, and validation to ensure performance, reliability, and safety
Ensure compliance with applicable industry standards and internal quality requirements
Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, systems, vision, and robotics engineers to troubleshoot issues and optimize system performance
Own and maintain the integration floor, ensuring a clean, organized, and efficient workspace
Manage tools, equipment, and materials to support high-quality builds and minimize downtime
Proactively identify and resolve gaps or issues that could impact productivity
Travel up to 15% to customer sites and company locations across the U.S. and Mexico
Support on-site installation, system bring-up, testing, and troubleshooting
Train service engineers and customer technicians on system operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting to ensure successful deployment and sustained performance