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Equipment Electrical Engineer Responsibilities Responsible for the assembly and debugging of the company's non-standard automation equipment Skilled in using solidworks, proe and other 3D design software, capable of independently designing fixture required by automation equipment Analyzed the problems in assembly and debugging, and worked with suppliers to solve the problems Proficient in Mitsubishi, Delta etc., independently complete equipment program writing Evaluation of electrical outsourcing suppliers, and introduction and transformation of outsourcing technologies Prototype trial production, participated in field tests, dealt with electrical faults, and proposed product improvement measures Determine the final product or system, and prepare production documents, user manuals and other related documents Qualifications College degree or above. Major in mechanical and electrical, automation or related field At least 3 years’ experience in non-standard automation design, assembly and debugging Familiar with non-standard automatic electric control wiring and able to debug Familiar with wiring debugging of electronic control equipment such as PLC, IPC, manipulator, motor and slide rail Calibrate and adjust the assembly schedule to meet the accuracy requirements
Salary estimate
$136,000 – $184,000/yr
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Skills for this role
Automation
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