Automatisierungstechniker*in – Optische Inspektionsanlagen (m/w/d)

 

PROFACTOR ist ein Forschungs- und Technologieunternehmen mit Fokus auf industrielle Inspektion, robotische/digitale Assistenz, Mikro/Nanofertigung sowie digitale Drucktechnologien. Wir erforschen und entwickeln die
Produktion der Zukunft. Unsere technologischen Entwicklungen optimieren die Produktion namhafter Industriepartner.

Manuelle Prüfungen im Produktionsprozess sind fehleranfällig, zeit- und kostenintensiv. Hochqualitative optische Inspektions- und Automatisierungslösungen, die langjährig bei PROFACTOR entwickelt werden ermöglichen eine hochwertige Qualitätssicherung im Produktionsprozess der Zukunft und nehmen in der Entwicklung zur Industrie 5.0 einen immer höheren Stellenwert ein.

Zur Verstärkung unseres Teams in diesem Tätigkeitsfeld suchen wir Zukunftsdenker*innen, die Freude an der Arbeit mit optischen Systemen und Automatisierungslösungen haben und ihre innovativen Ideen in greifbare Lösungen verwandeln wollen. Wir suchen Persönlichkeit die Freude an Herausforderungen, Kreativität und Organisationstalent haben.

 

Deine Aufgaben

• Du legst optische Systeme unter Verwendung unserer Standardkomponenten passend zu den Kundenanforderungen aus und bringst deine innovativen Ideen bei Sonderlösungen ein. – flexible Zeitgestaltung und Homeoffice Möglichkeiten inklusive
• Du erstellst die Anlagensoftware, parametrierst bei der Inbetriebnahme die Auswerteregeln und für spezielle Kundenwünsche, programmierst du softwareseitige Sonderlösungen.
• Du leitest Industrieprojekte rund um die optische Inspektion und sorgst bei deinen Kunden für Zufriedenheit und Begeisterung
• Du entwickelst unsere standardisierten Kamerasysteme für neue Kundenanforderungen und Märkte, in einem familiären abteilungsübergreifenden Arbeitsumfeld, weiter.
• Du pflegst den persönlichen Kontakt zu deinen Kunden und besuchst sie gelegentlich in Ihren Betriebsstätten.

 

Deine Qualifikationen

• Abgeschlossene technische Ausbildung (mind. Maturaniveau) aus den Fachrichtungen Automatisierungstechnik, Robotik, Mechatronik, Elektrotechnik, Mathematik, Informatik oder Physik
• Erfahrung in der Projektierung automatisierungstechnischer Lösungen sowie Basiskenntnisse in der 3D-Konstruktion (wünschenswert)
• C++, Python, C# oder vertiefte Kenntnisse in vergleichbaren Programmiersprachen (SPS Programmierkenntnisse sind wünschenswert)
• Interesse in Bildverarbeitung & Kameratechnik (Elektronik)
• Ausgezeichnete Deutsch- und gute Englischkenntnisse, sowie Reisebereitschaft in moderatem Umfang

 

Unsere Unternehmenskultur

PROFACTOR legt Wert auf einen wertschätzenden Umgang und ist stolz auf seine familiäre Unternehmenskultur.

 

Benefits

Dienstort

Wahlweise Steyr oder Wien

 

Unsere Mission

Wir sind Pioniere für die denkende Produktion. Wir bringen Produktion nach Hause.

Für die Position wird ein jährliches KV-Mindestgehalt ab 44.450 € brutto auf Basis einer Vollzeitbeschäftigung geboten. Bei entsprechender Qualifikation oder Berufserfahrung besteht Bereitschaft zur Überzahlung.

Wir freuen uns über Ihre aussagekräftige Bewerbung – bevorzugt online oder per E-Mail: personal@nullprofactor.at.

 

Fragen? Melden Sie sich gerne bei:

Walter Haumer (Head of Industrial Solutions) Tel +43 7252 885 328

Alexandra Siegl (Human Resources) Tel: +43 7252 885 225

In “CondOR-EEE”, which is a national funded project, the in-situ measurement of electrical conductivity during the thermomechanical processing of wrought aluminium alloys will be tested on a laboratory scale and on an industrial scale. The conductivity needs to be measured, for example, during homogenization, heating for extrusion or rolling, and during heat aging, to be able to make predictions about the end product quality using machine learning or physical models. The electrical conductivity curve during heat treatments implicitly contains a complete fingerprint of the material. However, this fingerprint is difficult to interpret due to temperature influences on the measurement and due to the complexity of the metallurgical processes. Machine learning can be used to filter out systematic errors such as the influence of temperature. In addition to other process parameters (e.g. temperatures, extrusion speed, taping plan during rolling) end product properties can be predicted.

 

PROFACTOR is an applied research center located in Steyr. We conduct research in the field of industrial assistive systems and additive micro/nano manufacturing. Our team consists of around 100 employees from 15 different academic fields. We work across disciplines to find solutions for the manufacturing industry and set standards in robotics, machine vision, simulation, 3D printing, functional surfaces and nanostructures.

 

Your tasks

The goals of this master thesis are:

• to analyse, preprocess and interpret data from aluminum extrusion processes
• to train, test and evaluate machine learning methods based on this data
• to benchmark different machine learning approaches
• to optimize model parameters

 

We are looking for

Motivated students with a hands-on mentality in the field of software development and/or mechatronics.

 

We offer

• the possibility to work in cutting edge R&D projects with renowned industrial partners
• flexible working hours
• the chance to be part of a young, interdisciplinary and cooperative team

 

Benefits

Start/Duration

Starting as soon as possible – Duration of 6 months (extendable depending on performance)

 

Our Mission

PROFACTOR’s research improves the competiveness of European Industry. We are pioneers of the thinking production. We bring production back home.

 

We offer for master thesis a compensation of min. 515 EUR per month.

 

We are looking forward to your application – please apply at www.profactor.at or
send your application to personal@nullprofactor.at

 

Questions? Please contact:  DI Daniela Kirchberger, daniela.kirchberger@nullprofactor.at , +43 7252 885 319

“Robot Inkjet” offers the possibility of digitally printing on curved surfaces over large areas and at high throughput without masks. Possible applications include curved glasses and optics, car parts, airplanes, shoes, consumer products, plastic veneers, textiles and more. In this master-thesis, the technological focus lays at the development of inkjet printed electronics on curved surfaces for the integration of sensors or other electronic elements in/or on complex-shaped components.

PROFACTOR is an applied research center located in Steyr. We conduct research in the field of industrial assistive systems and additive micro/nano manufacturing. Our team consists of around 100 employees from 15 different academic fields. We work across disciplines to find solutions for the manufacturing industry and set standards in robotics, machine vision, simulation, 3D printing, functional surfaces and nanostructures.

 

Your tasks

The goals of this master thesis are:

• to conduct a study with an inkjet printer on an industrial robot
• to prepare a demonstrator with integrated electronics
• to optimize process parameters
• to investigate assembly processes of printed sensors
• to characterize, test and validate printed samples

 

We are looking for

Motivated students with a hands-on mentality in the field of electrical engineering, physics, material science or similar studies.

 

We offer

• the possibility to work in cutting edge R&D projects with renowned industrial partners
• flexible working hours
• the chance to be part of a young, interdisciplinary and cooperative team

 

Benefits

 

Start/Duration

Starting as soon as possible – Duration of 6 months (extendable depending on performance)

 

Our Mission

PROFACTOR’s research improves the competitiveness of European Industry. We are pioneers of the thinking production. We bring production back home.

We offer for master thesis a compensation of  515,- EUR per month.

Have we aroused your interest for this position? Then we are looking forward for your application online – at  www.profactor.at or bye-mail: personal@nullprofactor.at

 

Contact

We are always available for questions! Just contact:
DI. Boris Buchroithner PhD (Functional Surfaces), +43 7252 885 – 353

 

 

 

Our Mission

Nanoimprint Lithography is a method to replicate high resolution nanostructures on large area. This is done by pressing a nanostructured stamp into a soft (UV-curable) pre-polymer on a substrate. While the stamp is in contact with the polymer, the material is cured by e.g. UV-irradiation and then the stamp is removed, resulting in a nanostructured hard polymer on the substrate.

UV nanoimprint lithography has the potential to bring forth a cost-efficient fabrication process for advanced nanoelectrode arrays, suitable for (automatized) drug-screening using tissue models grown on a chip. The work of this master thesis will be part of the funded project NEAT (Nano Electrode Arrays for stem-cells derived Tissues), coordinated by Profactor.

PROFACTOR is an applied research center located in Steyr. We conduct research in the field of additive micro/nano manufacturing and industrial assistive systems. Our team consists of around 70 employees from 15 different academic fields. We work across disciplines to find solutions for the manufacturing industry and set standards in robotics, machine vision, simulation, 3D printing, functional surfaces and nanostructures.

 

Your tasks

The goals of this master thesis are

• to investigate basic processes for the replication of sub 200 nm high aspect ratio nanoscales features
• to investigate different biocompatible materials for imprinting and characterize their mechanical properties
• to investigate the interface issues and compatibility among the different materials to make possible the multi-material process

 

We are looking for

Motivated students with a hands-on mentality in the field of physics, nanotechnology, material science, chemistry or similar studies.

 

We offer

• the possibility to work in cutting edge R&D projects with renowned industrial partners
• flexible working hours
• the chance to be part of a young, interdisciplinary and cooperative team

 

Benefits

Start/Duration

Now / 6 months (extendable depending on performance)

 

Our Mission

PROFACTOR’s research improves the competitiveness of European Industry. We are pioneers of the thinking production. We bring production back home.

We offer for master thesis a compensation of  515,- EUR per month.

DI Dr. Thomas Köpplmayr (Head of Functional Surfaces), +43 7252 885 – 429

An increasing demand for alternative processes is present in the PCB manufacturing industry. Considering photolithography as main alternative solution, inkjet printing PCBs will be: innovative, cheaper, simpler, greener, stronger and closer to the market. Compared with photolithography, inkjet printing PCBs has a clear economic advantage with the potential to cut PCB prices of more than 50%. Moreover, PCB manufacturing by inkjet printing will open new possibilities for this well-established market.

Main scope of inkjetPCB project is to develop fully inkjet printed multi-layer Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) including embedded passive components as a commercially viable process. As outcome of this collaborative innovation project, the consortium partners plan to deliver to their customers a “Complete Solution” for the digital additive manufacturing of PCBs including materials, equipment and process guidelines.

PROFACTOR is an applied research center located in Steyr. We conduct research in the field of industrial assistive systems and additive micro/nano manufacturing. Our team consists of around 70 employees from 15 different academic fields. We work across disciplines to find solutions for the manufacturing industry and set standards in robotics, machine vision, simulation, 3D printing, functional surfaces and nanostructures.

Your tasks

The goals of this master thesis are

• to develop processes, including printing, pre-treatments and post-processing of dielectric, conductive and resistive materials
• to investigate the interface issues and compatibility among the different materials
• to further develop the lab equipment and its sotware towards full 3D printing compatibility
• to design and manufacture PCBs and electronic devices for demonstration

 

We are looking for

Motivated students with a hands-on mentality in the field of engineering, physics, material science or similar studies.

 

We offer

• the possibility to work in cutting edge R&D projects with renowned industrial partners
• flexible working hours
• the chance to be part of a young, interdisciplinary and cooperative team

 

Benefits

Start/Duration

Now / Duration of 6 months (extendable depending on performance)

 

Our Mission

PROFACTOR’s research improves the competitiveness of European Industry. We are pioneers of the thinking production. We bring production back home.

We offer for master thesis a compensation of  515,- EUR per month.

Dr. Pavel Kulha (Functional Surfaces), +43 7252 885 – 431

 

 

 

 

 

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Our Mission

Ageing of population is one of the main problems that European population is facing today, raising the question on the future sustainability of the social health system. Observing the patients who are recovering from an operation by Remote Patient Monitoring can reduce the hospitalization days and avoid further complications of the post-operation time.
TEX-hype project (TEXtile integrated HYbrid Printed Electronics) aims at the development of novel technologies for smart textiles enabling seamless integration of electronics and sensors into garment and develop remote patient monitoring system.
TEX-hype will concentrate on improving the level of integration of electronics in textiles by exploiting a hybrid approach: a stretchable technology that allows the integration of electronics in textile products in such a way that their typical flexible/elastic nature is preserved.

Hybrid printed electronics have the ability to solve this problem by using a combination of traditional silicon-based electronic devices, flexible electronic devices and printed systems. However this hybridization faces the challenge that existing electronic components are commonly not compatible with textile substrates..

PROFACTOR is an applied research center located in Steyr. We conduct research in the field of industrial assistive systems and additive micro/nano manufacturing. Our team consists of around 70 employees from 15 different academic fields. We work across disciplines to find solutions for the manufacturing industry and set standards in robotics, machine vision, simulation, 3D printing, functional surfaces and nanostructures.

 

Your tasks

The goals of this master thesis are:

• to develop printing processes, pre-treatments and post-processing of dielectric, conductive and resistive materials
• to investigate assembly processes for FWE (flexible, wearable electronics)
• to design demonstrators for health monitoring systems
• to characterize, test and validate printed samples

 

We are looking for

Motivated students with a hands-on mentality in the field of engineering, physics, material science or similar studies.

 

We offer

• the possibility to work in cutting edge R&D projects with renowned industrial partners
• flexible working hours
• the chance to be part of a young, interdisciplinary and cooperative team

 

Benefits

Start/Duration

Now / Duration of 6 months (extendable depending on performance)

 

Our Mission

PROFACTOR’s research improves the competitiveness of European Industry. We are pioneers of the thinking production. We bring production back home.

We offer for master thesis a compensation of  515,- EUR per month.

Dr. Pavel Kulha (Functional Surfaces), +43 7252 885 – 431

Improving the life quality of Europe’s increasingly elderly population is one of the most pressing challenges our society faces today. The need to treat age-related degenerative changes in e.g. articular joints or dental defects will boost the market opportunities for tissue regeneration products like implants. 3D printing has the potential to revolutionize the healthcare system by providing highly sophisticated, tissue engineered implants personalized to the patient. State of the art 3D printing technologies can provide biocompatible implants with the right macroscopic shape to fit a patient-specific tissue defect. However, for a real functionality, there is a need for new biomaterials, technologies and processes that additionally allow the fabrication of an inner multi-material microstructure that induces tissue-specific regeneration. Among the different available technologies for tissue engineering applications, 3D multi-material inkjet printing has an immense potential to address the complexity required for implant inner microstructure fabrication. However, the advance of this technology is mainly hindered by the lack of inks that exhibit the required properties to be used in a multi-material process.

PROFACTOR is an applied research center located in Steyr. We conduct research in the field of industrial assistive systems and additive micro/nano manufacturing. Our team consists of around 70 employees from 15 different academic fields. We work across disciplines to find solutions for the manufacturing industry and set standards in robotics, machine vision, simulation, 3D printing, functional surfaces and nanostructures.

 

Your tasks

The goals of this master thesis are

• to develop new inkjet ink formulations based on biocompatible and biodegradable materials for 3D multi-material inkjet printing
• to optimize the printing and curing processes of those materials
• to investigate the interface issues and compatibility among the different materials to make possible the multi-material process
• to perform 3D multi-material inkjet printing of biocompatibility and biodegradable materials

 

We are looking for

Motivated students with a hands-on mentality in the field of chemistry, material science, polymer chemistry or similar studies.

 

We offer

• the possibility to work in cutting edge R&D projects with renowned industrial partners
• flexible working hours
• the chance to be part of a young, interdisciplinary and cooperative team

 

Benefits

Start/Duration

Now / 6 months (extendable depending on performance)

 

Our Mission

PROFACTOR’s research improves the competitiveness of European Industry. We are pioneers of the thinking production. We bring production back home.

We offer for master thesis a compensation of  515,- EUR per month.

DI Dr. Thomas Köpplmayr (Head of Functional Surfaces), +43 7252 885 – 429