Your role:
Team Collaboration: Work as a key member of the R&D process team to develop, test, and implement automated assembly solutions for future products.
Process Development: design and optimization of new automatic assembly lines, specifically for high-precision CT detector modules.
Hands-on Implementation: Support the integration and fine-tuning of Die Attach systems and Epoxy/solder Dispensing processes within the R&D lab and pilot lines.
DFM Support: Participate in design reviews to provide DFM (Design for Manufacturing) insights, ensuring that new detector designs are optimized for assembly.
Technology Evaluation: Assist in benchmarking and testing new manufacturing technologies and equipment to determine their feasibility for future product lines.
Validation & Documentation: Execute DOEs (Design of Experiments) and document process characterization as part of the teams effort to meet medical regulatory standards.
B.Sc. in Mechanical or Materials Engineering or B.Sc. in Physics (MSc – advantage).
7+years of experience in process development of detectors assembly.
Experience working with Automatic Assembly systems.
Practical experience with Die Attach and Epoxy/Adhesive Dispensing.
Strong understanding of DFM/DFA principles.
A strong team player with an analytical mindset, comfortable working on long-term, innovative R&D projects where solutions aren't always "off-the-shelf."
Fluent English (written and verbal) for communication within a global organization.
