TRCD-26-06270

Machine Vision Engineer (Industrial Automation)

Contract role based in Sanand for a 6–9 years Machine Vision Engineer to design, configure, deploy, and support industrial vision inspection solutions for manufacturing/quality applications. The role covers camera/lighting/lens setup, image processing for measurement/defect detection/OCR/barcodes/traceability, and integration with PLC/SCADA/MES and robots using industrial protocols (EtherNet/IP, Profinet, OPC-UA, Modbus TCP). Involves commissioning (FAT/SAT), troubleshooting/root-cause analysis, performance optimization, and maintaining technical documentation and compliance with quality/safety standards in automotive/EV/battery manufacturing environments.

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Position summary

Location: India
Workplace: On-site
Employment: Contract
Experience: Minimum 6 years and Maximum 9 years

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Role overview

Why This Role Matters.

Your Impact

Deliver Enterprise Value

Help organisations solve complex business problems through modern technology, consulting expertise and measurable outcomes.

Collaboration

Work Across Teams

Collaborate with consultants, architects, engineers and client stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.

Growth

Learn Continuously

Gain exposure to enterprise technologies, certifications, mentoring and real-world project experience.

Career Path

Grow With Ubique

Build a long-term consulting career with opportunities to take on greater responsibility and leadership over time.

Responsibilities

What You'll Be Doing.

Every role at Ubique contributes directly to solving meaningful business challenges for our clients.

Design, configure, and deploy industrial machine vision solutions for manufacturing and quality inspection applications.

Develop vision inspection strategies for automated production lines, robotic cells, assembly stations, and end-of-line testing systems.

Configure cameras, lighting systems, sensors, lenses, vision controllers, and image acquisition systems.

Develop image processing algorithms for inspection, measurement, defect detection, OCR/OCV, barcode reading, and traceability.

Integrate machine vision systems with PLCs, SCADA, MES, robots, and manufacturing equipment.

Configure communication protocols such as Ethernet/IP, Profinet, OPC-UA, Modbus TCP/IP, and industrial networking standards.

Support integration with robot-guided vision applications and automated quality control systems.

Collaborate with controls and automation teams during commissioning and startup activities.

Implement automated inspection systems for

Dimensional verification

Surface defect detection

Assembly validation

Technology stack

Tools & Technologies.

The platforms and technologies you'll use to build modern, enterprise-grade solutions.

Machine Vision

Required

Industrial Vision

Required

Cognex In-Sight

Required

Cognex VisionPro

Required

Keyence Vision

Required

Omron FH

Required

Omron FZ

Required

Basler

Required

SICK Vision

Required

Matrox Imaging

Required

MVTec HALCON

Required

HALCON

Required

OpenCV

Required

OCR

Required

OCV

Required

Barcode

Required

QR code

Required

Traceability

Required

Serialization

Required

PLC

Required

Requirements

Skills & Experience.

We value curiosity, collaboration and continuous learning. If you don't meet every requirement but believe you can make an impact, we'd still love to hear from you.

Essential

Required Qualifications

Industrial machine vision system design, configuration, and deployment for manufacturing/quality inspection

Vision inspection strategy development for automated lines, robotic cells, assembly stations, end-of-line testing

Camera/lighting/lens/sensor/vision controller configuration and image acquisition setup

Image processing for inspection, measurement, defect detection, OCR/OCV, barcode/QR reading, traceability

Hands-on with at least one machine vision platform: Cognex In-Sight, Cognex VisionPro, Keyence, Omron FH/FZ, Basler, SICK, Matrox Imaging, MVTec HALCON, OpenCV

Industrial automation integration with PLCs and manufacturing equipment

PLC programming and troubleshooting

Siemens TIA Portal

Rockwell/Allen-Bradley PLCs

Beckhoff PLCs

Industrial networking and protocols: Ethernet/IP, Profinet, OPC-UA, Modbus TCP/IP

SCADA integration

Robotics integration with vision systems (ABB, Fanuc, KUKA, Yaskawa, Universal Robots)

Programming: Python, C#, C++, Structured Text

Commissioning/startup support including FAT/SAT and production ramp-up

Troubleshooting and root cause analysis for vision failures/inspection inaccuracies

Documentation: system architecture, commissioning reports, SOPs, maintenance guidelines

Manufacturing experience in automotive/EV/battery, automated production lines, quality inspection systems, Industry 4.0 initiatives

Preferred

Nice to Have

Battery cell/module/pack manufacturing experience

Vision-guided robotics implementation

AI/ML-based defect detection

MES platform knowledge and integration

Digital manufacturing / Industry 4.0 architecture understanding

Traceability/serialization systems familiarity

3D vision technologies and laser profiling systems

Data analytics and predictive quality solutions

What you'll gain

More Than Just A Job.

We're committed to helping every team member grow professionally, personally and technically while working on meaningful projects.

Global Exposure

Collaborate with international clients and multicultural teams on enterprise programmes.

Continuous Learning

Expand your expertise through mentoring, certifications and hands-on project experience.

Career Growth

Take ownership, develop leadership skills and grow your consulting career over time.

Flexible Working

Hybrid and remote collaboration designed around trust and delivering exceptional outcomes.

People First

Join a supportive culture where collaboration, respect and long-term relationships come first.

Enterprise Projects

Work on meaningful technology initiatives for leading organisations across industries.

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