Opto-Mechanical Design Engineer

KLA•Ann Arbor, MI

7d•$76,300 - $129,700•Onsite

About The Position

In this role successful candidates will be responsible for: Design mechanical and optomechanical parts and subsystems for advanced image sensor calibration systems. Drive and be responsible for the complete design process, including requirements, concept, design, testing, BOM structure, and scheduling. Perform calculations and computer simulations to verify functionality of parts and mechanism. Work cross-functionally and drive implementation of design best practices into product design that meets the requirements and specifications, SEMI standards, as well as adhering to manufacturability and cost targets. Conduct various analysis, such as thermal, vibration and FEA modeling, conceptual and detailed design using Creo/Parametric (Pro/E), detailed drawings, design review presentations, procurement of prototype parts, system integration, prototype testing, and handoff to manufacturing. Work with other engineering groups such as Systems Engineers and Manufacturing Engineers to ensure flawless integration and subsystem tests. Develop required supporting documentation, such as assembly and test procedures.

Requirements

Have good understanding of mechanical engineering fundamentals such as precision machine design, thermodynamics, and structural analysis,
Have basic knowledge of optics, lasers and sensors.
Be able to generate conceptual and detailed designs for mechanical parts/subsystems and possess analytical skills to evaluate feasibility of designs.
Be able to carry out assembly, testing and troubleshooting at prototype and integrated system levels
Experienced in detail drawing creation and application and interpretation of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (ASME Y14.5)
Experienced in 3D solid/CAD modeling, preferably with Creo/Parametric
Experienced in structural finite element analysis (FEA), preferably ANSYS Mechanical
Familiar with engineering materials such as carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum alloys, and plastics, manufacturing processes including machining, sheetmetal fabrication, welding, plating, etc.
Strong organizational and time management skills
Self-motivated team player with excellent verbal and written communication skills

Responsibilities

Design mechanical and optomechanical parts and subsystems for advanced image sensor calibration systems.
Drive and be responsible for the complete design process, including requirements, concept, design, testing, BOM structure, and scheduling.
Perform calculations and computer simulations to verify functionality of parts and mechanism.
Work cross-functionally and drive implementation of design best practices into product design that meets the requirements and specifications, SEMI standards, as well as adhering to manufacturability and cost targets.
Conduct various analysis, such as thermal, vibration and FEA modeling, conceptual and detailed design using Creo/Parametric (Pro/E), detailed drawings, design review presentations, procurement of prototype parts, system integration, prototype testing, and handoff to manufacturing.
Work with other engineering groups such as Systems Engineers and Manufacturing Engineers to ensure flawless integration and subsystem tests.
Develop required supporting documentation, such as assembly and test procedures.