Electro-Mechanical Engineer
Agilent Automation Solutions is a global leader
in providing laboratory automation solutions for
drug discovery and a range of other scientific
research and development applications. Help us
become the standard in laboratory automation by
providing our customers with the Ultimate Automation Experience™.
The Product Enhancement Team provides the unique
opportunity to be part of a fast-pace product
development team with regular customer
interaction. We are seeking an exceptional
Electro-Mechanical Engineer to join our team of
Automation Experts. The ideal candidate will be
an outstanding technical leader, possess strong
communication skills and a superior ability to
develop and debug complex systems involving hardware, electronics and software.
Location: Santa-Clara, CA
Type of Position: Full-Time
Contact: Candidates should apply on the Agilent
website (requision 2039550 ) or contact Cyrille
Habis (cyrille_habis_at_agilent.com)
Responsibilities include:
* Specify, design, assemble, evaluate and
test components for new instruments and automation electro-mechanical devices.
* Troubleshoot, test, maintain, improve and
document existing instruments and automation electro-mechanical devices.
* Assemble, debug and test prototype
mechanical assemblies and electrical circuits.
* Drive designs from prototyping to
manufacturing abiding by industrial standards for
usability, manufacturability, cost, look and feel
* Work closely with engineering leaders to
examine newer technologies and influence system architecture and design.
* Provide technical assistance and
communication to field teams and customers in order to resolve field issues.
* Provide technical assistance and
communication to manufacturing, procurement and
production teams in order to resolve manufacturing issues.
Job requirements:
Mechanical Engineering Qualifications:
* 3 to 5 years of experience in mechanical
design: machined, sheet metal, molded, cast parts.
* Experience using SolidWorks or similar CAD packages.
* Demonstrated experience using tolerance
stack-up analysis to drive high precision design.
* Solid knowledge in material science and material properties.
* motion control, linear and rotational axes.
* Experience in motor design and selection.
* Strong knowledge in structural dynamics,
modal behavior, FEA vibration analysis
Electrical Engineering Qualifications:
* 1-2 years experience in electrical design
* Experience with EE CAD programs.
* Proficient in Analog Design
* Proficient in Digital Design
* Experience in designing motor driving circuits and firmware
General Qualifications:
* Experience synthesizing and debugging
systems involving hardware, electronics, firmware, and software.
* Demonstrated history of creativity in solutions to complex problems
* Ability to work collaboratively in team environments
* Ability to provide clear and concise oral
and written communication of product concepts and
engineering requirements, with various levels of
details, both to engineers and non-engineers
* Ability to work with minimal supervision,
identify problems, plan resolution, execute,
communicate progress and ask for help when needed
* Excellent communication skills
* Dedication to getting the job done
Desired:
* Hands-on robotics, mechatronics or
automation experience (microcontrollers, sensors,
effectors, hardware/software interfaces)
* Hands-on motion controls experience
* Experience with compliance testing and EMC directives
* Industrial design experience
Education/Experience:
* Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering
or related field. Advanced degrees are strongly preferred
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Received on 2011-03-23 10:20:59