Robot Pilot

Robot Pilot

nu glass · Spiez

About nu glass

The Robot Pilot is responsible for operating our laser robot technology on-site, ensuring strict adherence to production schedules, quality standards, and safety guidelines. Reporting to the Robotics Manufacturing and Support Engineer, this role plays a key part in troubleshooting issues and maintaining efficient, continuous operations within a collaborative team.

Role Details

Location: Spiez, Switzerland. Fixed-term contract (befristeter arbeitsvertrag) for 12 months starting January 11, 2027.

Workweek: 45-hour workweek.

Travel: Willing to travel within Germany and Switzerland at our cost.

Schedule: 4 nights per week.

Languages: German and English speaker.

Responsibilities & Areas of Expertise

• Machine Operation & Daily Maintenance: Operating and running the laser robot (CNC) at the assigned site; systematically performing Level 1 maintenance, including daily cleaning, thorough cleaning of protective glass panels, and verification of safety barriers before starting each shift.
• Quality Control & Production Monitoring: Conducting visual inspections and quality checks; accurately recording production tracking sheets, scrap rates, and performance data (KPIs) in Odoo.
• Safety & Site Discipline (5S Methodology): Strictly complying with EHS/OHS requirements, personal protective equipment (PPE) standards, and ergonomic guidelines; maintaining a consistently clean, tidy, and well-organized 5S-compliant workstation at the client site.
• Escalation & First-Level Troubleshooting: Early detection of technical deviations; promptly notifying the Production Manager and Technical Support (Olivier); assisting with the initial diagnosis of straightforward technical issues.
• On- Site Presence & Operational Continuity: Ensuring production continuity at the assigned site and participating in shift handovers between teams, as well as during Technical Support interventions.

What we are looking for

• Specialized laser ablation equipment operation within an agile team.
• Open to working 4 nights/week.
• German and English speaker.
• Willing to travel in Germany and within Switzerland (at our cost).
• Ready to take on the operation of our specialized laser ablation equipment.

First months

You will quickly get hands-on with state of the art laser technology, integrating into our daily operations and contributing to projects that enhance connectivity and sustainability.

Benefits

• Flexible working hours
• Compensation CHF 60,000–64,800 per year