Collaborative robot workcells, grippers and sensors for factory automation
Robotiq builds collaborative robot workcells and components for tasks like palletizing and machine tending. Its stack spans hardware design (SolidWorks, Altium Designer, EtherCAT, RS485) and a cloud-native software layer on GCP with Kubernetes, ArgoCD and Terraform, pointing to connected robot software beyond the hardware. Current hiring tilts toward manufacturing and operations, with job posts focused on quality control, tooling calibration and production planning.
Robotiq is a privately held automation company headquartered in Levis, Quebec, founded in 2008. It designs collaborative robot workcells along with components such as adaptive grippers, force torque sensors, vision systems and robot monitoring software. Its products target manufacturers automating palletizing, machine tending, screwdriving and assembly. Installation is delivered directly and through a network of certified partners. The company employs 51–200 people.
Robotiq uses SolidWorks and Altium Designer for hardware, C++ and Python, EtherCAT and RS485 interfaces, GCP with Kubernetes, Terraform and ArgoCD, React and TypeScript, GitLab CI/CD, and HubSpot for marketing and sales.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, concentrated in Canada, with roles in manufacturing, operations, marketing and sales at mid, senior and manager levels.
Robotiq is headquartered in Levis, Quebec, Canada. It was founded in 2008 and has 51–200 employees.
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