Principal Mechanical Engineer

Primary Duties & Responsibilities


* Work with internal customers to define the automated system specifications.


* Select the main components, such as motion stages, vision components, sensors, pneumatical components, commercial tooling, frame, and etc.


* Layout the system and review the initial design with the customer.


* Detailed design all subsystems and related components.

Generate necessary part drawings for part manufacturing.


* Work with technicians and manage the system assembly.

Modify and improve the system design as needed.


* Design and implement automated assembly, test, and inspection systems for company internal customers.


* Utilize SolidWorks software to layout and design the automated system, subsystem, components, etc.


* Generate drawings for mechanical parts machining and surface treatment.


* Create BOM for the system support and additional system building.


* Document all designs in Agile database.


* Collaborate with teams to develop and transfer the new process to manufacturing site.

Education & Experience


* Minimum 9 yr.

of mechanical engineering experience in automated process and test systems development is a must.


* BS/MS in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent degree.


* Familiar with small tooling fixture design is preferred.


* Knowledge of laser technology is preferred.

Skills


* Experience with semi-automated and automated processing systems.


* Familiarity with Microsoft Office, such as Power Point, Excel, and Word.


* Experience in wafer bar level or die level handling.


* Meticulous and thorough; diligent with design documentation.


* Ability to speak, read, write, and comprehend English is required.


* Integrity and self-motivated


* Ability to work in fast paced team and independent setting.


* Knowledge of machining, vision, and electrical engineering is useful.

Working Conditions


* Primarily office-based with regular time spent in lab or manufacturing environments for system assembly, testing, and troubleshooting.


* May require occasional lifting of mechanical components or tools (up to 25 lbs) during equipment assembly.


* Frequent use of computer-aided design (CAD) software and other engineering tools in a seated position for extended periods.


* Occasional travel to manufacturing sites or supplier locations may be required to support equipment transfer or installation.


* Exposure to standard shop-floor conditions, including noise, moving mechanical parts, and the need for personal protective equipment (PPE).

Physical Requirements


* Onsite or hybrid work.


* Ability to lift and move mechanical components or equipment weighing up to 25 pounds during system assembly or testing.


* Must be able to stand, walk, bend, and reach in a lab or manufacturing environment for extended periods when supporting equipment builds or troubleshooting.

Safety Requirements

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