As an Electrical Engineer 2 within the Wet Equipment Technology Systems organization, you will join the Global Products Group to develop advanced wet-processing equipment for semiconductor manufacturing. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to design, integrate, and validate electrical subsystems, control panels, cable assemblies, and power distribution systems. Your daily work involves creating technical documentation like schematics and wiring diagrams while performing hands-on laboratory testing using oscilloscopes and multimeters. You will manage industrial automation components, including sensors, actuators, motors, and EtherCAT-based communication networks. The role requires expertise in electrical engineering fundamentals, circuit protection, and signal interfaces to solve complex problems in the semiconductor manufacturing space. Key technical skills include proficiency with tools like Zuken E3 or AutoCAD Electrical, as well as knowledge of industrial protocols such as EtherNet/IP, Modbus, and various safety standards.
What does a Electrical Engineer earn?
Median $150000 from 134 postings across 22 companies.
Design and develop electrical subsystems, control panels, cable assemblies, and interfaces for semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
Create and maintain technical documentation including schematics, wiring diagrams, bills of material, and specifications.
Integrate industrial components such as controllers, power supplies, sensors, actuators, motors, and drives.
Develop and integrate industrial communication networks, specifically focusing on EtherCAT-based control systems.
Perform engineering calculations for component selection, power distribution, load requirements, and circuit protection.
Conduct hands-on laboratory testing, equipment integration, and troubleshooting using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other diagnostic tools.
Lead root-cause investigations using structured problem-solving methods like 5-Why, fishbone analysis, and 8D.
Manage engineering changes and ensure designs meet safety, reliability, and manufacturability requirements throughout the product lifecycle.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field with experience, or a Master's degree with relevant internship/academic experience.
Working knowledge of electrical engineering fundamentals including analog/digital circuits, control systems, and signal interfaces.
Experience developing electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and other technical engineering documentation.
Familiarity with industrial electrical systems, machine controls, sensors, actuators, motors, or automation equipment.
Hands-on experience using common electrical test and measurement equipment like multimeters and oscilloscopes.
Demonstrated analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills in a multidisciplinary environment.
Experience with industrial automation, PLC, distributed I/O, motor controls, or motion-control systems (preferred).
Familiarity with EtherCAT, industrial communication protocols, Beckhoff/TwinCAT platforms, or electrical design tools like AutoCAD Electrical (preferred).
EtherCAT
Beckhoff
TwinCAT
Electrical Architecture
Power Distribution
Industrial Automation
OrCAD
Zuken
AutoCAD Electrical
EMC/EMI Design
Machine Safety
SEMIC
UL
CE
IEC
NFPA-79
Control Systems
System Integration
Circuit Design
Analog Control
Digital Control
PID Control
Power Distribution
EtherCAT
RS232
RF Power Delivery
Motion Control
PCAD
ORCAD
ZUKEN
AutoCAD
Spice
ADS
HFSS
5-Why
8D
Fishbone