Systems Engineer (all genders)

​Is the lead engineer of a development program (product), making sure that mechanical and electrical hardware and the tool software work together to meet the system specification ​Owns developing the system specification based on the product specification and configuration options ​Is accountable for resolving design tradeoffs/conflicts to ensure the design is integrated, such that the overall product performs as described in the system specification ​Assures that the system meets engineering- and compliance standards (e.g. SEMI S2 compliance), especially in the concept and detailed design phases ​Owns system level safety concept ​Owns BOM (bill of material) architecture ​Prepares all required program/product related Engineering deliverables (e.g. FMEA, technical specifications, risk analyses, Theory of operation) ​Technical responsible that all interfaces for the entire product are well defined and working ​Participates in the cost allocation model and assures that designs meet the cost targets ​Owns the reliability design approach and the design validation plan ​Bachelor in one of the following areas: System Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechatronic / Automation Engineering Experience of at least 10 years in Engineering or 7 years in the semiconductor equipment market ​Excellent knowledge of MS Office ​Professional presentation skills ​Excellent oral and written communication skills in English ​Demonstrates high flexibility, significant technical independence, a structured working style and high working accuracy in a dynamic environment with competing priorities ​Strong organizational skills and demonstrated ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and ability to react to shifting priorities to meet business needs and deadlines ​Excellent social skills with ability to work effectively and efficiently with diverse teams (e.g. customers, internal and external partners) ​Strong analytical skills and ability to lead and influence cross functional teams