Mechanical Engineer IV

Requires expertise in cobot programming and tooling design. Applies best practices to create automated service solutions, develops new products or services, and solves complex problems with fresh approaches. Works independently with little supervision. Serves as a subject matter expert collaborating with Business Units within SPG to influence chamber designs, ensuring alignment with automated service requirements in new product development. Create new procedures and BKMs for automated service solutions. Support Apps lab demos of chamber applications and resolve or escalate issues to Engineering. Collaborate with OEMs to address technical problems and create new solutions. Collaborate with partner business units to gather process and qualification data to assess the effectiveness of automated services and support Design for Automated Service (DfAS) principles in new chamber designs. Create initial training materials for new products and collaborate with Global Technical Training to design classes. Train Customer Engineers and Technical Product Support for customers receiving ELS units before shipment. Onsite support during customer evaluations may be necessary. Demonstrates conceptual and practical expertise in own discipline and basic knowledge of related disciplines. Demonstrates an understanding of best practices and how their area of expertise aligns with other departments; maintains awareness of competitors and the elements that distinguish them within the marketplace. Acts as a resource for colleagues with less experience may lead small to medium projects with manageable risks and resource requirements. Works independently without supervision. Clarifies complex or sensitive topics; fosters consensus.