ECAD Librarian (PCB Designer / ECAD Technician)

KLA•Ann Arbor, MI

3d•$57,800 - $98,300

About The Position

An ECAD Librarian creates, maintains, and manages electronic component libraries, ensures compliance with industry standards, and collaborates with engineering teams to support PCB design processes. The role includes managing component lifecycles and accurate library representation; working with hardware engineers and other stakeholders to meet design standards and requirements; conducting library audits and resolving discrepancies; and keeping libraries current by researching and integrating new components and technologies. The ECAD Librarian may also train team members in library management practices and assist with the development of design tools and processes. This role is part of KLA's Semiconductor Products and Customers business unit and Central Engineering organization. The position is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The stated base pay range is $57,800 to $98,300 annually.

Requirements

Master's degree with 0 years of related work experience, bachelor's degree with 2 years of related work experience, or equivalent work experience.
3–5 years of experience working with an ECAD library, 3D modeling, and basic drafting.
Experience with ORCAD and Allegro software packages.

Nice To Haves

Strong understanding of ECAD tools and software.
Skills in 3D modeling and basic drafting.
Experience with ORCAD and ALLEGRO software packages.
Ability to analyze component data and ensure accuracy in library entries.
Effective communication skills for collaborating with engineers and team members.
Familiarity with scripting languages such as Python or Perl.

Responsibilities

Create, update, and maintain accurate electronic component libraries within ECAD software platforms.
Manage the lifecycle of components and ensure parts are correctly represented.
Collaborate with hardware engineers and other stakeholders to ensure components meet design standards and requirements.
Conduct library audits and resolve discrepancies.
Ensure libraries comply with industry standards such as JEDEC and IPC, and implement library-management best practices.
Research new components and technologies, integrate them into the library, and keep the library current and relevant to design needs.
Provide training on library management practices and assist in developing design tools and processes.