Mechanical Engineer

Applied Materials•Santa Clara, CA

25d•$147,000 - $202,500•Onsite

About The Position

Applied Materials is a global leader in materials science and engineering solutions supporting semiconductor chips and advanced displays. The Mechanical Engineer applies physics, mathematics, and materials science to resolve mechanical problems; designs and implements custom mechanical tooling and associated processes; and enables the handling, assembly, and disassembly of parts and assemblies throughout the product life cycle. The role designs, develops, and modifies mechanical engineering layouts, schematics, and specifications; oversees manufacturing and installation processes for compliance with standards and regulations; and coordinates procurement and assembly of mechanical components and equipment, identifying sources of critical parts and subsystems to address technical issues. The position involves identifying and troubleshooting complex mechanical problems, leading or executing engineering projects, developing suppliers, communicating with customers and colleagues, and creating solutions for product issues. It also includes generating specifications and test reports, conducting or specifying engineering analyses, reviewing engineering documentation, and communicating complex concepts to influence different perspectives. The role is full-time, based in Santa Clara, California, with travel up to 20% and relocation eligibility. The posted salary range is $147,000 to $202,500. Candidates may also be eligible for bonus and stock awards, as applicable. The position is listed as Assignee / Regular.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree.
7–10 years of experience.
Subject-matter expertise with CAD software, thermodynamics, sheet metal design, material selection, manufacturing methods, GD&T, flow analysis, and/or Design for Excellence principles.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of the Applied Materials product life cycle, including prototyping, packaging, material selection, and manufacturing methods.

Responsibilities

Identify and troubleshoot a wide range of complex mechanical problems with limited to no supervision.
Lead or execute engineering projects, including development of key suppliers.
Develop, design, or modify engineering layouts, schematics, drawings, or specifications of complex scope.
Communicate with internal and external customers regarding complex mechanical issues for specific projects.
Implement concepts to address complex product issues and solutions.
Design, develop, and implement custom mechanical tooling, fixturing, and associated processes.
Enable handling, assembly, and/or disassembly of parts, components, sub-assemblies, and final assemblies.
Establish standards across operational processes and serve as a technical expert on specialized projects or programs.
Generate product specifications.
Define, coordinate, perform, and generate engineering test reports.
Specify and review engineering documentation; specify or perform complex engineering analysis.
Clearly communicate complex concepts and influence various perspectives.
Oversee manufacturing and installation processes to ensure adherence to industry standards and regulations.
Coordinate procurement and assembly of mechanical components and equipment, and identify sources of critical parts and subsystems to resolve technical issues.