Staff Electrical Engineer

Veeco•San Jose, CA

32d•$180,551 - $228,697

About The Position

Veeco’s Laser Annealing and Advanced Packaging Systems require robust electrical architectures that integrate power, controls, safety, and system interconnects into reliable semiconductor manufacturing equipment. As a Staff Electrical Engineer, you will own system-level electrical design decisions from concept through production release, improving equipment reliability, manufacturability, serviceability, and customer performance. You will translate complex product requirements into integrated analog, digital, and alternating-current and direct-current power solutions while guiding cross-functional teams through verification and issue resolution. Your work will shape the electrical architecture, design practices, and technical direction of current and future Veeco platforms.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and at least 12 years of relevant experience, or a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering and at least 8 years of relevant experience.
Experience designing electrical or electronic systems for industrial products or complex capital equipment.
Experience developing analog, digital, mixed-signal, and alternating-current and direct-current power systems.
Develop and maintain electrical design documentation using CAD tools, including schematics, layouts, wiring diagrams, interconnects, cables, and harness assemblies.
Working knowledge of EtherCAT or comparable industrial communication and control networks.
Deep understanding of electrical signal, power, grounding, control, and safety distribution in large industrial equipment.
Familiarity with Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International S2 and S8, voltage-sag immunity requirements, European Conformity requirements, Restriction of Hazardous Substances requirements, and related regulatory standards.
Proficiency with OrCAD, Altium Designer, AutoCAD, or comparable electrical design tools; familiarity with PADS is beneficial.
Skilled at converting test results and complex technical tradeoffs into clear recommendations for engineering, manufacturing, program, and service stakeholders.
Demonstrated ability to lead technical decisions across research and development, manufacturing, and field teams while managing multiple priorities.
Apply electrical safety, regulatory, and compliance standards throughout equipment design, development, testing, and product release activities.
Develop and maintain electrical design documentation using CAD tools, including schematics, layouts, wiring diagrams, interconnects, cables, and harness assemblies

Nice To Haves

familiarity with PADS is beneficial

Responsibilities

Own electrical subsystem and system-level architectures for complex semiconductor capital equipment, translating customer and internal requirements into reliable, manufacturable designs.
Lead detailed design and integration of analog, digital, mixed-signal, alternating-current and direct-current power, controls, printed circuit boards, cables, and cable harnesses.
Define and verify industrial control-system interconnects, including EtherCAT-based architectures, to ensure dependable communication, power distribution, and equipment operation.
Design safety interlocks and drive compliance reviews against applicable Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International, Underwriters Laboratories, European Conformity, and related product-safety requirements.
Direct hands-on verification, calibration, and root-cause investigations, using test data to resolve complex manufacturing, laboratory, and field issues.
Guide product development planning by defining technical scope, risks, tasks, effort, and cost for new features and equipment platforms.
Deliver complete production-release documentation, including schematics, drawings, reports, test results, calibration methods, and design-review materials.