Custom robotic welding cells and turnkey automation lines for manufacturers
Invio Automation designs and builds custom automation equipment, from robotic welding cells to turnkey assembly lines, with medical device machinery a recurring project theme. Its stack spans SolidWorks, NX and EPLAN for design, Allen-Bradley and Siemens controls, and Fanuc, ABB, KUKA and Motoman robots, a multi-vendor integrator profile. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy, while job posts repeatedly stress build-cost control and competitive proposal pricing.
Notable leadership hires: Site Director
Invio Automation is a privately held automation machinery manufacturer headquartered in Lansing, Michigan, founded in 1974, with 501–1,000 employees. It operates through two divisions: Solutions, covering robotic cells, multi-station assembly lines, bonding, welding, vision and packaging processes, and Technologies, covering heavyweight autonomous mobile robots, welding automation and lift-assist tooling. The company serves end markets including medical device and life science, renewable energy, mobility, logistics and fulfillment, and heavy industry. It runs seven sites across North America and offers consulting and R&D pre-validation alongside equipment builds.
Invio Automation uses SolidWorks, NX, AutoCAD Electrical and EPLAN for design, Allen-Bradley, Siemens and RSLogix 5000 for controls, robots from Fanuc, ABB, KUKA and Motoman, plus Cognex and Keyence vision and Mastercam for CNC.
Yes. Engineering dominates Invio Automation's hiring, with mid- and senior-level roles most common, supported by manufacturing, sales and business development openings across the United States. Hiring velocity is accelerating.
Current work includes custom machinery for the medical device market, robotic and offline sub-assembly welding cells, robotic work cell design, customer-specific manufacturing tooling and custom turnkey automation projects.
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