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KUKA AG is an internationally active company with sales of around 3.5 billion euro. Every day, roughly 14,200 KUKA employees at our headquarters in Augsburg and around the world work to ensure that we remain one of the world’s leading suppliers of intelligent automation solutions. Our international customers come from, among other sectors, the automotive industry and general industry. KUKA offers you everything from a single source: from the individual components to fully automated systems. Link to imprint: https://www.kuka.com/imprint Data Protection Policy: https://www.kuka.com/privacy

FANUC America offers the most complete range of industry-leading products and services for industrial robotics, CNC systems, and factory automation solutions. As a FANUC customer, you will find peace of mind knowing that your automation products are covered by FANUC’s ‘Service First’ guarantee: Lifetime maintenance on our products for as long as they are used - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. At FANUC America, we’re dedicated to increasing the competitiveness of manufacturers by creating opportunities to help them maximize efficiency, reliability, quality, and profitability. Whether you're a small or a large manufacturer, we have a solution that will meet your specific needs. We invite you to explore the possibilities with FANUC America's automation solutions - Please visit our website at https://www.fanucamerica.com. ***FANUC America will only contact job candidates via email from an official @fanucamerica.com address. Messages from other domains claiming to represent FANUC America may not be legitimate.***

Advanced Machine & Engineering® (AME) was founded in 1966 out of Rockford, Illinois by Willy Goellner. AME offered design, engineering, and consulting to industries including machine tool, assembly, and packaging. A number of in-house product lines and services, as well as a number of strategic partnerships were developed alongside steady company growth over the next thirty years. In 1999, AME acquired Hennig, Inc. (USA), expanding AME’s capabilities even further. History has shown the effects of a manufacturing industry in decline. A lack of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) skills among workers has created a shortage of skilled and knowledgeable workers required to run a successful manufacturing facility. We are not immune to these challenges. Our mission is to support the American manufacturing industry by providing the necessary resources, training, and support through services like our robust apprenticeship and community outreach programs. When you work with AME, you’re joining the movement for American manufacturing, strengthening local and national economies while creating careers and building futures for the individuals that make our industry possible. Reach the AME team of specialists direct by phone, through email, or set an appointment to stop in for a personal visit.