Jobs at Daifuku

Designs and leads industrial automation control systems for material handling solutions. Responsibilities include concept development, specifications, PLC programming, control panel schematics, prototyping, testing, manufacturing transition, field troubleshooting, and project leadership. Requires expertise in industrial automation, Allen-Bradley controls, HMI/SCADA, electrical CAD, machine safety codes, and risk assessments. The role involves up to 60% domestic travel across North America and mentoring junior engineers.

Builds and maintains custom software applications, performing design, coding, debugging, testing, troubleshooting, and technical consultation. Works autonomously on advanced projects, may lead work groups, and follows coding standards and technical designs. The role supports web-based and client-server systems and requires strong collaboration and communication. Up to 15% travel is expected.

Pursue new Integrator and Partner sales opportunities while managing key accounts. Responsibilities include prospecting, developing sales strategies, leading sales processes, supporting trade shows and training, coordinating with technical teams, and achieving profitable sales goals. The role requires material handling sales expertise, technical understanding of warehouse controls and mechanical systems, customer solution analysis, strong communication, and approximately 30–40% travel.

Manages material handling automation projects involving conveyors, robotics, AS/RS, structures, controls, software, and related equipment. Responsibilities include project planning and execution, financial and resource management, customer and supplier relationships, contract administration, project documentation, status reporting, and coordination across multiple locations. The role requires knowledge of warehouse and fulfillment operations, automation projects, software development lifecycle concepts, accounting, and contracts. Travel up to 50% and weekend or evening work during go-live events are required.

Designs and develops industrial control systems for automated material-handling equipment. Responsibilities include PLC programming, control-panel schematics, HMI and SCADA integration, prototype development, testing, troubleshooting, and leading large or multiple projects. The role collaborates with electrical and project teams, supports manufacturing transitions, mentors junior engineers, and conducts onsite beta testing. Domestic travel within North America may reach 40%.