Senior Operations Engineer (Electrical Engineering)

Roles & Responsibilities

The candidate will be a member of a multi-site K&S team that develops and sustains semiconductor assembly equipment.

Responsibilities:

• Define test requirements, test coverage and acceptance criteria with electrical engineering team.
• Design and develop automated and manual electrical testing systems for PCBAs, Modules and Assemblies.
• Identify, diagnose electrical failures in machine modules and provide rapid, effective technical support to production teams.
• Develop and qualify manufacturing inspection protocols for manufacturing usage.
• Analyze production yield trends (downtime) and identify parts failure (DPU).
• Support engineering design changes, equipment modifications and upgrades.
• Identify, diagnose electrical failures in machine modules and provide rapid, effective technical support to production teams.
• Ensure and validate all necessary fixtures, jigs, drawings, and work instruction are available for manufacturing processes.
• Training and skillset profiling of assembly technicians.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

• Degree in Engineering (Electrical, Electronics or Mechantonics, or related field)
• Typically 5 or more years of related experience.
• Possess strong statistical analysis skillset and problem solving abilities on electrical modules.
• Team player capable of collaborating across various stakeholders and ability to work under pressure during equipment downtime.
• Experience in tester development using Labview / Teststand on bonding processes (Wiring Bonding, Die-Bonding or Thermocompression Bonding or Flip Chip).
• Familiarity with PLC programming (SICK, etc) and Industrial communication protocol (Modbus, Ethernet/IP) will be required.
• Knowledge of Python coding will be advantageous.
• Effective verbal & written communication skills.
• Ability to think outside the box.
• Innovative thinking.
• Team player with a cross functional mindset.
• Ability to adjust to shift work as needed during manufacturing volume demand. Typical working hour is 8.30am to 5.30pm.

Tell employers what skills you have

test requirements
Troubleshooting
Semiconductor Industry
Manufacturing Processes
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Electrical
PLC
test standards
Statistical Analysis
Modbus
Test Coverage
Wire Bonding
Python Programming
Semiconductor Process
PLC Programming
Manufacturing
Electrical Engineering
Electronics
Labview