Electrical Engineer II – Semiconductor Equipment

About the role

As an Electrical Engineer you will design, modify, and troubleshoot electrical and electronic assemblies, layouts, schematics, and drawings that advance our semiconductor equipment. Leveraging technical experience and critical thinking, you will perform engineering analysis, generate test reports, develop innovative solutions, and create documentation for product releases.

Key responsibilities

• Design, review, and support AC and DC electrical distribution systems for industrial equipment.
• Interpret and maintain electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and panel layouts.
• Perform panel assembly support, field wiring verification, and integration of industrial electrical components.
• Troubleshoot electrical circuits ranging from simple control circuits to moderately complex industrial systems.
• Support implementation and commissioning of control systems, including sensors, actuators, relays, power supplies, and PLC‑based equipment.
• Select, install, and troubleshoot industrial connectors, terminal blocks, cable assemblies, and panel wiring components.
• Collaborate with mechanical, controls, manufacturing, and service engineers.
• Assist with system validation, root‑cause analysis, corrective actions, and documentation updates.

Required profile

• Familiarity with AC and DC power distribution systems.
• Understanding of industrial control systems and electrical control circuits.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical documentation.
• Hands‑on experience with industrial connectors, panel wiring, cable routing, and electrical integration.
• Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot electrical systems from basic to moderately complex circuits.
• Strong analytical, problem‑solving, communication, and teamwork abilities.

Required skills

• AC and DC power distribution.
• Industrial control systems (PLC, sensors, actuators, relays, power supplies).
• Electrical schematics and wiring diagram interpretation.
• Panel layout and wiring assembly.
• Industrial connectors, terminal blocks, and cable assemblies.
• Troubleshooting of electrical circuits and systems.