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The robotics industry is constantly changing and evolving. New robotics technologies and developments in automation are quickly creating exciting career opportunities at every education level – from micro-credentials to PhDs. Here is where you can learn more about robotics careers in manufacturing and how these new technologies are benefiting workers
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Robotics Jobs Workshop
Join the ARM Institute on October 28 from 6:30 PM – 7:45 PM for a free workshop on robotics careers in manufacturing in celebration of Manufacturing Day!
According to the National Association of Manufacturers, the manufacturing industry supports 17.6 million jobs in the US and around 3.8 million jobs may go unfilled in the coming years due to a workforce shortage. The good news? The use of robotics is the key to augmenting this workforce gap, as well as creating new and higher paying roles in manufacturing. That means there is currently and will continue to be high demand for workers who have robotics skills in manufacturing!
In this workshop, you’ll learn best job search and resume practices to connect to robotics jobs. You’ll connect with hiring employers who will provide insights into various job roles managing and implementing robotics in manufacturing. You’ll be able to ask questions from experts working in robotics, understand how you can get a job in robotics, and learn robotics, and learn how to power your career, internship, or education journey through the ARM Institute’s free resource, RoboticsCareer.org.
While our speakers are TBA, you can expect to hear from:
- HR experts on interview and job search tips
- Hiring employers looking for students and job seekers with robotics skills
- The ARM Institute about how to connect to jobs and training through our free resource: RoboticsCareer.org.
RoboticsCareer.org is powered by the ARM (Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing) Institute, a Manufacturing Innovation Institute part of the Manufacturing USA Network. RoboticsCareer.org was created through collaboration with the ARM Institute’s member organizations spanning industry, government, and academia. Funding was provided by the U.S. Department of Defense and a grant from the U.S. Department of Labor.
