Mechatronics Assembly Qualification Engineer

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

 Knowledge of Manufacturing Processes- direct experience in

mechanics, electronics, control systems, pneumatics,

hydraulics in semiconductor industry.

 Knowledge in Assembly of mechatronics systems, linear

motors, sensors, servos, actuators, dynamics, controls, etc.

 Complex mechatronic systems for test and qualification of

design changes.

 Exposure to multi-disciplinary projects, such as imaging/optical

systems, semiconductor, or lithography preferred but not

mandatory.

 Problem-Solving Skills: Strong analytical and problem-solving

skills to identify and able to perform root cause analysis &

resolve problems on a conceptual and advanced trouble

shooting level.

 Communication Skills: Excellent written and verbal

communication skills to communicate effectively with cross-

functional teams.

 Proficiency in reading and updating technical drawings.

 Experience in Cleanroom.

4. Responsibilities & Authorities

 Responsible for all technical support of new product

introduction, including product improvement, component

production, and the entire process of product assembly and

packaging.

 Responsible for effective change management: implementation

of Engineering Change Notice & get customer approval for

Engineering Change Request.

 Collaboration and Communication: Facilitating communication

and collaboration between different departments. Providing

feedback to design/NPI engineers on manufacturability

issues.

 Contact the customer's designated personnel on product-

related technical issues.

 Responsible for training the assembly team and implementing

improvements within the production team.

 Process Development: Developing and documenting

manufacturing processes, maintain work instructions, and

quality control procedures. Ensuring that processes are robust,

repeatable, and efficient.

 Manage customer documentation (drawings, specification,

etc.)

 Manufacturing Support: Overseeing and supporting pilot

builds and production ramps. Identifying and resolving any

manufacturing issues that arise during the

transition. Supporting the selection and validation of tooling

and equipment.

 Quality Assurance: Ensuring that the high volume meet quality

standards and regulatory requirements. Developing and

implementing quality control plans. Participating in Failure

Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) and other risk assessment

processes.

 Continuous Improvement: Identifying and implementing

opportunities for continuous improvement in manufacturing

processes. Analysing data to identify trends and areas for

optimization.

 Any other tasks as assigned by Reporting Officer.