As a Mechanical Engineer, you’ll leverage your strong foundation in physics, mathematics, and materials science to process and resolve mechanical problems, design and implement custom mechanical tooling and associated processes, and enable the handling, assembly, and disassembly of parts, components, sub-assemblies, and final assemblies throughout the product life cycle.
- Own the design, development, qualification, and sustainment of mechanical systems, modules, and subsystems for Semiconductor Capital Equipment throughout the product lifecycle.
- Drive technical decisions, system architecture trade-offs, and innovative design solutions to meet performance, reliability, safety, cost, schedule, and DFX objectives.
- Lead complex engineering problem-solving, root cause investigations, risk assessments, and implementation of corrective actions.
- Develop and optimize Vacuum System Architectures including pump selection, pumping line design, conductance optimization, vacuum component integration, venting and purging solutions, and contamination control strategies.
- Perform engineering analysis including Vacuum Performance, flow, thermal, structural, and reliability evaluations to ensure system-level performance targets are met.
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline
- Nice to have: Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering
- Nice to have: Semiconductor Wafer Fabrication Equipment
- Nice to have: vacuum chambers
- Nice to have: process modules
