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Paint Assistant Manager

Cesna RecruitmentJackson, Georgia🇺🇸United StatesPosted Oct 7, 2026

Why This Role Stands Out

As a Paint Assistant Manager, you'll gain invaluable experience operating and optimizing advanced robotic painting systems, directly impacting the quality of automotive interior parts. This role is perfect for a hands-on professional with a strong understanding of paint processes and robotic technology who thrives on problem-solving and ensuring exceptional finishes. Embrace this opportunity to advance your career in a dynamic manufacturing environment.

Quick Overview

Seniority
Mid Senior
Work mode
On Site
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States
Posted
1 week ago

Job Description

JOB SUMMARY

The Paint Specialist / Supervisor / Asst. Manager is responsible for operating and monitoring automated robotic painting systems to ensure automotive interior parts meet strict customer requirements for appearance, color, gloss, and adhesion.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

- Operate, monitor, and troubleshoot automated painting robots (Yaskawa highly preferred) and related application systems (spray guns, pumps, nozzles).

- Perform and optimize robot teaching, including 3D offline teaching and path programming, to ensure consistent paint coverage and film thickness.

- Monitor critical paint process parameters such as viscosity, temperature, humidity, airflow, booth pressure, flash times, and oven curing conditions.

- Identify and resolve paint defects including runs, sags, orange peel, dry spray, dirt/contamination, pinholes, and color/gloss variation.

- Ensure proper preparation, masking, and handling of interior parts before and after painting to prevent damage or contamination.

SKILLS / REQUIREMENTS

- Required: Hands-on experience with automated robotic painting operations, specifically robot teaching and path programming (Yaskawa and 3D teaching experience strongly preferred).

- Strong understanding of paint application processes, fluid delivery systems, and automotive interior appearance requirements (color, gloss, texture).

- Ability to troubleshoot paint defects and adjust process parameters (viscosity, film thickness, oven temp) independently.

EDUCATION / EXPERIENCE

- High school diploma or equivalent; Technical certification in robotics, manufacturing, or a related field preferred.

- 2 to 5+ years of progressive experience in spray painting, robotic painting, or surface finishing within the automotive industry