Atlas Copco Group
Lead Electrical Engineer - A&D

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As a Lead Electrical Engineer - A&D, your mission is to have direct responsibility for leading, empowering and motivating a growing team of Electrical Engineers involved in semiconductor equipment manufacture. Responsibility will span concept to customer commissioning and field trials, and through the application of best-practice engineering ensure on time delivery, within strategic operational budget and to specification. With responsibility for implementing the engineering strategy, work closely with internal and external key stakeholders, team leaders, project managers, manufacturing, service, and customer representatives. You will report to a Technical Manager.
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- Work at the core of our engineering and product development teams using engineering tools and methods to bring clarity from ambiguity and deliver products that meet Requirements, Standards, Directives, and are cost effective.
- Work collaboratively with and effectively influence our engineering teams to ensure clarity of work packages, deliverables, and resolve engineering issues through determining the best solution.
- Be accountable for the technical elements of the product system and/or subsystem design, as assigned, identifying risks, control and mitigation actions, escalating issues when necessary for higher-level resolution.
- Ensure modularity and standardisation is incorporated to maximise reuse of our engineering effort.
- Be accountable for safety and type testing of any system or subsystem you are responsible for, verifying and validating its compliance; reviewing and approving reports generated in this area, by the team.
- Mentor and coach a growing core team of Electrical Engineers of all levels of expertise to continue their development towards being a Lead Electrical Engineer themselves.
- Advocate and lead the adoption of best practice electrical engineering and new technologies (working with other teams in new and core technology development) across applicable projects to improve the delivery of engineering.
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- Degree: Bachelors (Essential), Masters (Desirable), or demonstrable equivalent in Electrical Engineering.
- Chartered Engineer or working towards (Desirable)
- Significant level of experience of the practical application of best-practice product design, development and electrical engineering in a relatable engineering industry (Essential).
- Significant experience and understanding of working in a regulated, compliance-driven industry (Essential) such as the semiconductor manufacturing equipment industry (Desirable) incl. product safety and compliance to applicable standards (Essential) i.e. Low Voltage Directive EN/UL61010, EN60204; EMC Directive EN61326-1; Functional safety – SIL ratings, EN 61508, EN 13849, EN 61511; Safety and design review methods, e.g., HAZOP, FMEA; Semiconductor industry standards – SEMI S2; Risk assessment – Semi S10, EN 12100.
- Experience of project coordination, project governance, methods, and management of teams (Essential).
- Must have excellent influencing and negotiation skills at multiple organisational levels (Essential).
- Able to take ownership and control of a situation and bring people with them even though they may not be direct reports (Essential).
- High level of integrity and accountability with a results-driven mindset, able to set the standard, and hold people accountable to deliver (Essential).
- Experience of effectively coaching others (Essential).


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This role offers a hybrid working arrangement, allowing you to split your time between working remotely and being on-site at our office in Bristol, United Kingdom (GB).
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