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Open 12+ days
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Last checked Nov 3, 2026.
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About the role
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
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