Job Requirements:
1. Major in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field; proficient in PLC programming.
2. 3–5+ years of experience in electrical design for industrial automation equipment. Candidates with experience in semiconductor equipment development are preferred (outstanding recent graduates also welcome).
3. Familiar with electrical wiring, electrical control cabinet design, and component selection. Must be skilled in programming one of the following PLC systems: Mitsubishi, Omron, Keyence, etc., and have a strong understanding of industrial bus communication protocols. Proficient in using electrical drafting software such as AUTOCAD to create electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and other design documents. Candidates should possess solid theoretical knowledge of electrical control systems and be well-versed in selecting appropriate electrical components.
4. Strong sense of responsibility, excellent teamwork skills, outstanding communication and coordination abilities, and a humble yet capable attitude—able to collaborate closely with mechanical and software teams. Additionally, candidates should demonstrate strong problem-solving skills, stress tolerance, and the flexibility to travel and work overtime when necessary.
6. Age requirement: 18–45 years old
Job Responsibilities:
1. Based on the technical requirements of wafer dicing machines, design the electrical control architecture, develop electrical solutions and schematics, select appropriate electrical components, and prepare the BOM. Use EDA software to generate electrical drawings and compile design documentation, including PLC/HMI programs.
2. Expertise in programming Mitsubishi, Panasonic PLCs, and touch-screen interfaces; assist in equipment assembly and debugging processes.
3. Equipment Debugging: Oversee the electrical debugging of equipment, working closely with mechanical and software teams to complete full machine integration. Resolve any electrical issues encountered during the debugging phase, optimize equipment performance, and ensure stable, reliable operation.
4. Technical Support: Provide electrical technical support throughout the production, manufacturing, and testing phases of the equipment. Guide electrical assembly and integration tasks, and participate in on-site installation and after-sales maintenance. Diagnose and address electrical faults occurring at customer sites.
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