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Delve Search is assisting a global technology business in Switzerland to strengthen its System Architecture team. You will define the architecture for complex mechatronic equipment, spanning mechanics, electronics, software, and sensing toward a single integrated machine.
You’ll translate customer requirements into engineering specs, guide multidisciplinary development, and support commissioning, testing and verification in Zug.
We're supporting a global technology business within the semiconductor equipment industry as they look to strengthen their System Architecture team in Switzerland.
This is a technically broad role within the development of complex, high-precision mechatronic equipment, combining mechanics, motion control, electronics, software, machine vision and process technology. The focus is on understanding how these disciplines interact and ensuring they come together as one coherent system.
Rather than owning one individual subsystem, you’ll take responsibility for the technical architecture of the complete machine – translating customer and product requirements into engineering specifications, guiding multidisciplinary development and remaining involved through implementation, testing and verification.
Key responsibilities include:
I’m interested in speaking with experienced System Architects, but equally with strong Systems Engineers ready to take the next step into a broader architecture position.
Relevant backgrounds could include semiconductor equipment, precision automation, robotics, special-purpose machinery, advanced manufacturing systems or other complex capital equipment environments. You don’t need to be the deepest specialist in every discipline, but you should have the technical breadth to understand how mechanics, motion, automation, electronics, software and sensing technologies influence overall machine performance.
The position is based in the Canton of Zug. English is the primary working language; German is advantageous but not essential.