The Senior Automation Engineer leads the design, development, and deployment of advanced automation solutions across KeHE’s distribution network. This role drives multi-site automation strategies, manages complex capital projects, and ensures scalable, high-performing solutions aligned with network optimization goals.
Compensation
Pay Range: $87,000.00/Yr. - $125,000.00/Yr.
Responsibilities
Lead the design, integration, and optimization of complex warehouse automation systems, including large-scale robotics, automation, sortation, and high-throughput distribution technologies.
Drive end-to-end automation projects, from concept and vendor selection through deployment, commissioning, and performance validation.
Championing a people-first automation philosophy by designing and governing processes and system interfaces that align technology with operator needs, reducing complexity, improving adoption, and maximizing operational performance.
Lead throughput modeling, capacity analysis, and simulation studies.
Analyze system performance data using SQL, Excel, BI Tools or other analytical / AI tools to identify bottlenecks, latency, and throughput constraints.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in industrial, Mechanical Engineering or related fields
Master’s degree in industrial, Mechanical Engineering or related fields
Nice to have: Multi-site automation project leadership
Assist in developing best practices and governance of knowledge assets, creation or review of product documentation, maintenance of knowledge asset repositories, and support AI knowledge management tools and processes.
Compensation
Pay: $24/hour
Stipend: Interns selected for our summer internship program will be eligible for a $2,000 stipend!
Responsibilities
Assist in developing best practices and governance of knowledge assets.
Assist in creation or reviewing of product documentation.
Assist in the maintenance of knowledge asset repositories.
Work with AI knowledge management tools to assist in mapping of Knowledge Assets.
Align mapping of knowledge assets to taxonomy and ontology frameworks.
As a State Farm intern, you will have the opportunity to collaborate with experienced professionals, contribute to meaningful projects, and make a real impact. Underwriters assess customer risks and determine insurance eligibility by reviewing applications, existing business, statistical data, reports, and customer information.
Compensation
$24/hour
Responsibilities
Get hands-on exposure to the multiple areas of Underwriting Operations, including Production, Contact Center, and Jurisdictional Management
Understand large scale dynamics of risk management and rating/pricing
Experience the benefit of Agent and Underwriting partnership
Explore behind the scenes support areas needed to operate effectively