Mgr, Mechanical Design Engineering

Provide technical guidance and mentoring Assure designs adhere to Lam, SEMI standards and best-known methods (BKMs). Develop new BKMs as required Foster efficient and productive collaboration with cross-functional teams including US and offshore engineering teams Manage resource planning in line with department and Annual Operating Plan priorities including task and status tracking Support the full life cycle of mechanical and electro-mechanical systems from concept to productization including conceptualization, designing, CAD modeling, development, and test/validation Collaborate with suppliers and factories to ensure solutions can be manufactured with high-quality, optimized cost, and while meeting requirements Manage risk through feasibility studies, Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and thorough validation execution to technical specifications Work cross-functionally with Systems Engineering, Global Product Support, Electrical Engineering, Controls, Mechatronics, Supplier Engineering, Software, and Technical Program Management teams as required to accomplish project goals Minimum Bachelor or Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline, with 10+ years of experience in mechanical design, and 5+ years of experience managing engineering teams Excellent communication and technical presentation skills, both written and verbal Highly proficient in 3D CAD tools such as CREO and Siemens NX Proven track record of successfully managing and leading dynamic teams of subject matter experts Proven track record of successfully driving and executing engineering requirements and project goals in a dynamic and cross-functional team environment Outstanding analysis, trouble-shooting and problem-solving skills Hands-on experimental and design background coupled with solid engineering skills Experience in Semiconductor industry Proven track record of developing high performing teams Prior experience developing semiconductor capital equipment, in particular ALD/CVD chamber hardware and plasma generation