Create and Optimize Programs: Develop new placement programs for the Fuji NXT III from CAD data (e.g., centroid data) and Bill of Materials (BOM) using Fuji Nexim.
Program Finetuning: Conduct first-article inspections and troubleshoot new programs on the machine to ensure correct component pickup, placement coordinates, and component recognition settings.
Component Library Management: Create, maintain, and update accurate component part data in the machine's library, including vision recognition settings, part dimensions, and nozzle assignments.
Feeder and Setup Verification: Generate and manage feeder setup sheets.
Cycle Time Reduction: Analyze machine performance data and optimize placement sequences and head utilization to achieve the shortest possible cycle times and maximize component per hour (CPH).
Yield Improvement: Monitor and analyze placement defects (e.g., missing, tombstone, misalignment) and implement corrective actions, including program adjustments.
New Product Introduction (NPI): Work to implement new products, focusing on Design for Manufacturability (DFM) reviews related to SMT.
Troubleshooting: Respond to and resolve machine errors, including component vision failures, machine issues, and communication errors.
Operator Training: Train SMT operators on daily machine operation, material replenishment, minor troubleshooting, and correct changeover procedures.
Qualifications Required
Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering or a related field.
Fresh Graduates are welcome to apply.
Preferred Skills
Familiarity with programs for the Fuji NXT.
Personal Qualities
Able to identify issues precisely and ensure thorough testing and documentation.
Quick to respond to challenges and flexible in dynamic environments.
Works well with cross-functional teams and clearly conveys technical findings.
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