Mackenzie Stuart
Principal Mechanical Engineer
Mackenzie Stuart, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199
Executive Search Consultant - Semiconductors
Responsibilities
Serve as a mentor to other team members and collaborate effectively in a team environment.
Lead projects that span multiple company departments.
Oversee the manufacturing of machined components and guide designs from R&D to production.
Perform trades on performance vs. cost to ground design decisions.
Design and develop new reactor systems and components, applying expertise in machine design, mechanics, thermals, and fluids to the design.
Perform analytical or numerical analysis to evaluate designs.
Manage the prototyping, documentation, and manufacturing process of reactor designs, including preparing drawings and working with machine shops and vendors.
Troubleshoot issues on existing reactor hardware, working with other engineers to implement design changes that improve productivity and yield of our reactors.
Requirements
10+ years of professional experience in mechanical design.
An advanced degree in mechanical or aerospace engineering is preferred.
Expert-level knowledge in mechanical design for high‑vacuum systems and components.
Prior experience with the design of semiconductor tools, accelerators, or vacuum electronics is desired.
High proficiency in CAD (SolidWorks) and PLM (Teamcenter) software.
Extensive experience with various manufacturing methods, including hands‑on experience with common industrial machine tools.
A solid understanding and experience in designing electromechanical systems.
An optimistic, creative, and curious mindset with a strong desire to be hands‑on with their hardware designs.
Seniority level Director
Employment type Full‑time
Job function Semiconductor Manufacturing
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Serve as a mentor to other team members and collaborate effectively in a team environment.
Lead projects that span multiple company departments.
Oversee the manufacturing of machined components and guide designs from R&D to production.
Perform trades on performance vs. cost to ground design decisions.
Design and develop new reactor systems and components, applying expertise in machine design, mechanics, thermals, and fluids to the design.
Perform analytical or numerical analysis to evaluate designs.
Manage the prototyping, documentation, and manufacturing process of reactor designs, including preparing drawings and working with machine shops and vendors.
Troubleshoot issues on existing reactor hardware, working with other engineers to implement design changes that improve productivity and yield of our reactors.
Requirements
10+ years of professional experience in mechanical design.
An advanced degree in mechanical or aerospace engineering is preferred.
Expert-level knowledge in mechanical design for high‑vacuum systems and components.
Prior experience with the design of semiconductor tools, accelerators, or vacuum electronics is desired.
High proficiency in CAD (SolidWorks) and PLM (Teamcenter) software.
Extensive experience with various manufacturing methods, including hands‑on experience with common industrial machine tools.
A solid understanding and experience in designing electromechanical systems.
An optimistic, creative, and curious mindset with a strong desire to be hands‑on with their hardware designs.
Seniority level Director
Employment type Full‑time
Job function Semiconductor Manufacturing
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