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Loveland, Colorado, Us

Vectis is a team of passionate engineers with 60+ years of combined experience in the welding automation industry. We saw a growing need for low-risk, low-cost, and easy-to-use automation solutions catered towards small/medium shops needing to boost productivity amid the shortage of skilled welders - so we started Vectis.Reach out to us at 970-852-5200 or Connect@VectisAutomation.com to start the conversation about automating your welding. We start with a free application evaluation to make sure automation is a good fit for you both technically and commercially.By leveraging collaborative robot technology, our mission is to provide the lowest-risk and easiest-to-use automation solutions at an accessible price.We believe in:- Absolute Customer Focus- Integrity, Honesty, and Respect guiding our every action- Empowerment of Employees and Customers- Culture of Listening- Design Simplicity

Fort Collins, Co, Us

Knacksmith is an espresso service company based in Fort Collins, Colorado. We are focused on repair, equipment sales and parts for Franke & Egro / Rancilio espresso machines. We can help with training, parts, and keeping your machines running as smoothly as possible. We are an authorized dealer for Franke and Egro / Rancilio espresso machines and ship parts and equipment nationwide.We have any part you need for your Franke or Egro / Rancilio espresso machine. Contact us if you need help finding a specific part.

Cleveland, Ohio, Us

Wolf Robotics specializes in industrial robotic systems. The majority of these systems are purpose built for finish welding of components. Wolf Robotics manufactures the largest robotic systems in the world. My job, as a project engineer, was to program these systems to perform their intended task. It was an amazing job! I was able to see tons of projects through from conception to implementation, some of them over the course of several years. My job took me all over the country and into several of the most amazing manufacturing facilities in the United States.In 2011 through 2013 I was the head of the project engineering department. I was responsible for the management and organization of 20+ people. I also created, organized, and managed company wide training programs.• Design of robotic systems• Installation of robotic systems at customer sites• Commissioning of robotic systems at customer sites• Programming of robotic systems• Customer service calls• Troubleshooting and repairing electrical systems• Troubleshooting and repairing of safety systems• Site visits and contract work• Onsite training for customers

I have never been able to describe in words how valuable this time in my life was personally and professionally. I really didn't understand how valuable an experience it was until I had left and gone out into the "real world".You will notice that my "start date" is my birthday. You start young in the ranching industry!! I was driving and operating heavy machinery when I was in grade school. I was driving tractors and swathers on the highway before I could legally drive a car on the highway.I swung my first hammer, struck my first welding arc, and serviced my first vehicle at a young age. I was running skid steers, tractors, chainsaws, and lawnmowers well before becoming a freshman in high school. I developed an amazing work ethic. I had no concept of time cards or clocking in and out of work at a specific time. There was no such thing as break time or a lunch hour. If there was work that needed to be done, we just did it, simple. On a ranch, there is no division between home and work. Your lifestyle is work, your home is work.