Job Summary
We are seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to join a skilled engineering team focused on developing high-precision automated equipment for the semiconductor industry. This role involves hands-on design from concept through detailed drawings and continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Design and develop high-precision semiconductor automation equipment to meet technical specifications
Translate design specifications into practical mechanical concepts and detailed 3D CAD models
Develop electro-mechanical modules and design pneumatic and fluid circuits for system integration
Apply geometric tolerancing and dimensional analysis to ensure design accuracy and functionality
Select materials and standard components based on function, reliability, and cost-effectiveness
Implement Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA) principles to optimize production
Conduct Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (DFMEA) to identify and mitigate risks during design
Produce detailed fabrication, assembly, and layout drawings to support manufacturing processes
Develop module Bills of Materials (BOMs) and assist in component procurement activities
Review equipment and module assembly to identify and resolve mechanical design issues
Collaborate closely with Electrical and Software Engineers on component selection, interfaces, and interlocking requirements
Support continuous design improvements and provide technical support as needed
Required competencies and certifications
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
Proficiency in 3D solid modeling software; experience with Creo preferred, SolidWorks and NX also applicable
Experience designing or developing automated equipment
Strong understanding of mechanical design fundamentals, material selection, and manufacturing processes
Knowledge of geometric tolerancing and dimensional analysis
Ability to develop detailed mechanical drawings and select/size standard components
Experience designing pneumatic or fluid circuits
Preferred competencies and qualifications
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