Mechanical Engineer (CMOS/SiPh)

Job Description

Advantest is looking for a Mechanical Engineer for our San Jose, California office, to design, develop and support mechanical solutions, for customers in the standard Semiconductor (CMOS) and Silicon Photonics (SiPh) design/development and manufacturing/testing ecosystems.

Responsibilities:

• Provide mechanical design support, including 3D modeling of parts and assemblies as well as generating related drawings.
• Contribute to the planning and execution of Design of Experiments (DOEs).
• Prepare and deliver technical presentations covering design concepts, reviews and DOE.
• Support planning and implementation of design validation and product qualification activities, which may involve hands-on tasks, such as prototype fabrication and testing.
• Support product definition and structuring in the Advantest PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) system
• Communicate effectively and timely, in an organized and structured fashion, using collaboration/communication tools like Teams/SharePoint/Jira/Confluence/Webex

Minimum Qualifications:

• Must be a Team player
• BS or MS in Mechanical Engineering.
• Minimum 5-year experience on 3D CAD modeling and 2D drawing, using commercial platforms.
• Proficiency in SolidWorks Simulation (FEA) for displacement, stress, and strain analysis.
• Strong communication, presentation, and documentation skills.
• Solid Microsoft Office suite skills.
• Must be able to function independently, possess sharp problem-solving skills and identify recovery plans from unexpected setbacks.
• Must be able to successfully perform in an intense work environment with dynamically changing priorities.

Preferred:

• Knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing and testing ecosystems
• Experience designing ATE/CMOS interfaces (loadboards, probe cards, sockets, change kits)
• Silicon Photonics system integration experience
• Hands-on with ATE testers, handlers, probers, SLT
• Advantest V93000 SOC testers experience
• ATE handler experience
• WindChill (PLM) experience