APPLIED MATERIALS SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE. LTD. Hiring! Full Time Electrical Engineer in East Region (Singapore), Earn up to SGD 6,800 - Ricebowl

This role focuses on managing supplier quality for electrical systems and assemblies, with a strong emphasis on practical understanding of electronic circuits, power systems, and interconnections. The engineer will act as a technical interface to validate supplier deliverables, troubleshoot issues, and ensure robust system integration without owning product design.

Key Responsibilities :

• Develop strong understanding of electrical systems including PCBA, wiring harnesses, connectors, and AC/DC power distribution

• Review and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and system interconnections

• Own supplier quality for electrical components (PCBA, cable harnesses, power supplies)

• Evaluate supplier technical capability in electrical assembly, testing, and process control

• Drive supplier audits (process, technical, and quality system assessments)

• Monitor supplier performance (QPPM, DMR, NC trends) and lead improvement actions

• Lead investigation of electrical failures (e.g., connectivity issues, power faults, intermittent failures)

• Verify supplier manufacturing processes for electrical assemblies (e.g., soldering, crimping, cable routing, insulation)

• Validate key quality controls such as inspection methods, ESD handling, and functional testing

• Support engineering changes by validating impact to electrical interfaces and system integration

• Collaborate with global teams on supplier performance and issue resolution

Preferred Profile :

• Degree in Electrical / Electronic Engineering

• Strong product knowledge on semiconductor capital equipment products and processes

• Strong hands-on understanding of wiring, electrical connections, and power systems

• Experience working with schematics, harness drawings, and system integration

• Familiarity with supplier quality, manufacturing processes, and audits

• Knowledge of IPC standards (e.g., soldering, PCBA), ESD, and assembly best practices