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An established industry player is seeking a talented engineer to design and implement cutting-edge motion control systems for semiconductor packaging equipment. This role involves developing advanced algorithms and conducting system modeling to ensure high precision and reliability. You will collaborate with diverse teams to drive innovation and improve machine performance. If you have a strong background in control methodologies and enjoy tackling complex challenges, this opportunity in a dynamic environment could be the perfect fit for you, offering a chance to make a significant impact in the field of semiconductor technology.
Responsibilities:
Design and implement motion control systems for semiconductor packaging equipment, ensuring high-precision and high-speed operations.
Develop and optimize advanced motion control algorithms, including PID, feedforward, adaptive, and model-based control, to achieve submicron precision motion and dynamic performance.
Conduct system modeling, simulation, and analysis to validate control strategies using MATLAB/Simulink or equivalent tools.
Perform tuning, optimization, and robustness analysis of servo control loops for precision motion systems.
Develop diagnostic and prognostic mechanisms to predict system performance, detect faults, and enhance machine reliability.
Work on vibration suppression, disturbance rejection, and trajectory planning to improve machine throughput and accuracy.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams (mechanical, electrical, and software engineers) to enhance overall system integration and performance.
Conduct feasibility studies and research on emerging motion control technologies to drive innovation in semiconductor packaging machinery.
Implement real-time embedded control software and firmware for motion controllers, working with DSPs, FPGAs, and microcontrollers.
Provide technical support and troubleshooting for motion control-related issues during machine development, testing, and production phases.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in Electrical, Mechanical, Automation, Mechatronics, or related fields.
Strong foundation in classical and modern control methodologies.
Hands-on experience with instrumentation such as oscilloscopes, dynamic signal analyzers, modal analysis tools, laser sensors, and accelerometers.
Familiarity with system analysis and modeling, particularly in time and frequency domains.