The Automation Reliability & Performance Manager owns the performance and reliability of the robotic assembly equipment at our Florence, Kentucky production facility. This role leads a team of Automation Engineers, reports to the Site Operations Director, and serves as the link between the production floor and Bright Machines’ Automation/Controls, Software, Systems Engineering, Mechanical Design, and Quality teams, as well as equipment vendors. You’ll use downtime data, structured loss analysis, and hands-on troubleshooting to turn every stop and fault into prioritized improvements, raise machine availability, and build the maintenance program, rapid-build shop, and spare parts storeroom that sustain those gains. Strong leadership, data discipline, and experience in automated manufacturing environments are key to success.