Mechanical Engineer II — On-site Flex in Semiconductors

Lam Research Salzburg GmbH; Fremont (CA); Hybrid; USD 73,000 - 159,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site Flex

Virtual Flex

Job summary

Lam Research in Fremont, CA is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to design and define cutting-edge mechanical and electro-mechanical systems, perform feasibility studies, testing, and guide teams in detailed design and fabrication.

You will prepare high-quality reports and presentations to clearly communicate design intent, collaborate with internal teams for procurement and assembly, and contribute to Lam’s next semiconductor breakthroughs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field with 2+ years of experience; or an advanced degree without previous professional experience; or equivalent experience.
• Proficient in 3D CAD tools such as CREO, Siemens NX, ProE, SolidWorks, and others.
• Hands-on experimental and design background with solid engineering skills.
• Graduate eligible role.

Responsibilities

• Support the full life cycle of mechanical and electro-mechanical systems from concept to productization, including conceptualization, designing, CAD modeling, development, and test/validation.
• Design components using metals, ceramics, quartz, plastics, and advanced coatings.
• Ensure documentation aligns with SEMI, Lam standards, and GD&T.

Skills

3D CAD tools

Mechanical design

Experimentation

Graduate eligible

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field

Advanced degree (optional)

Tools

CREO

Siemens NX

ProE

SolidWorks

Job description

Lam Research in Fremont, CA is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to design and define cutting-edge mechanical and electro-mechanical systems, perform feasibility studies, testing, and guide teams in detailed design and fabrication.

You will prepare high-quality reports and presentations to clearly communicate design intent, collaborate with internal teams for procurement and assembly, and contribute to Lam’s next semiconductor breakthroughs.