Process Engineer (SMT Pick & Place Program)
About this position
Responsibilities
• Design and optimize SMT lines with a focus on the Pick-and-Place process and programming.
• Create and adjust programs for Pick-and-Place equipment to ensure optimal performance.
• Configure machines, including setting up basic program environments.
• Define the origin of reference coordinates, considering the gap between the board’s coordinate origin and the chip component’s origin.
• Manage component databases, including creating and storing multiple component databases as needed.
• Maintain feeder databases, similar to component databases, and select as required.
• Specify circuit board requirements, including board size and connection methods.
• Adjust the size of circuit boards according to conveyor belt width and transfer distance, and support equipment based on board thickness.
• Handle multi-panel products by inputting component positions for one panel and automatically copying them to other panels.
• Correct board offsets using reference points on the board to adjust patch coordinates.
• Train and support production staff on Pick-and-Place procedures and best practices.
• Analyze data and generate reports to monitor process performance and identify areas for improvement.
• Stay updated with the latest advancements in Pick-and-Place technologies and incorporate them into the processes.
Requirements
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Electronics, or a related field.
• Proven experience in SMT process engineering, with a focus on Pick-and-Place processes and programming.
• Strong knowledge of Pick-and-Place equipment and technologies.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Proficiency in data analysis and reporting tools.
• Experience with specific Pick-and-Place equipment brands and models.
• Certification in SMT process engineering or related fields.
• Knowledge of industry standards and best practices for Pick-and-Place processes.