Técnico/a de Manutenção e Robótica
LUZA GroupVendas Novas, Portugal
Posted April 17, 2026
Full Time
About the Company
LUZA Group is a global engineering and technology consultancy with 18 years of experience and operations in 10 countries. The company specializes in sustainable engineering, IT, telecommunications, energy, aviation, and smart urban mobility, delivering turnkey solutions, product development, and design services that address real‑world challenges. By combining creative talent with advanced technologies, LUZA simplifies complex systems, enhances collaboration, and drives efficiency across industries. Its ecosystem‑based approach enables clients to shape the future of engineering while maintaining a focus on sustainability and innovation. LUZA’s distinctive blend of consulting, outsourcing, and recruitment services positions it as a leader in delivering flexible, high‑impact solutions.
Job Description
Maintenance and Robotics Technician KUKA or ABB for direct integration in an international client company, a reference in the automotive industry, executing repairs, maintenance, and diagnoses of robotic systems, and collaborating with other teams to optimize performance.
Requirements
- Professional with consolidated practical experience in robotic maintenance
- Previous experience in similar functions, preferably in the automotive industry
- Experience in repairing and maintaining equipment in the welding area
- Education in Robotics, Mechatronics, or Industrial Automation
- Good knowledge of electricity, electronics, mechanics, pneumatics, and hydraulics
- Proactivity, autonomy, dynamism, and flexibility
- Good teamwork skills
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
Benefits
- Competitive and compatible salary with specialization and experience profile
- Health insurance
- Subsidy for transportation based on the location of residence
- Participation in cutting-edge technological projects
- Continuous professional training
- Opportunity for professional development and active participation in process improvement