- This position requires an engineer with experience in debugging production line equipment to apply. Without experience, it will not be considered

Job Responsibilities

1. Responsible for on-site installation, commissioning, parameter setting, trial run validation, and mass-production introduction of custom/non-standard automated production lines, ensuring equipment runs stably and on schedule.
2. Troubleshoot and resolve mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, sensor, and servo-related issues on production lines for connectors, 3C electronics, and automotive parts industries.
3. Participate in developing commissioning plans for non-standard automated equipment; produce commissioning schedules, records, issue lists, and acceptance reports.
4. Optimize existing production lines in terms of cycle time, yield rate, stability, and changeover efficiency; drive improvements in Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE).
5. Work with mechanical, electrical, software, process, quality, and supplier teams to close equipment issues and drive continuous improvement.
6. Participate in pre-introduction reviews of new equipment, FAT/SAT acceptance, fixture and tooling validation, and pre-mass-production risk identification.
7. Prepare and optimize SOPs and technical documentation for equipment operation, inspection, commissioning, and maintenance.
8.



Train production and maintenance staff on equipment operation and basic maintenance; respond promptly to on-site equipment abnormalities.

Requirements

1. College degree or above in Mechanical Design & Manufacturing, Electrical Automation, Mechatronics, Automation, or related majors.
2. [3]+ years of experience in commissioning custom/non-standard automated production lines;

experience in connectors, 3C electronics, or automotive parts industries preferred.

3. Familiar with the commissioning process for non-standard automated equipment; able to independently complete equipment installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and improvement.
4. Able to read mechanical assembly drawings, electrical schematics, and pneumatic diagrams; familiar with common commissioning tools and measuring instruments.
5. Familiar with at least two of the following: PLC, servo/stepper systems, pneumatic components, sensors, CCD/vision systems, and robotics.
6. Strong on-site problem-solving skills; able to quickly identify common faults in mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and control logic systems.
7. Strong sense of responsibility and good communication and coordination skills; able to adapt to production-line work rhythm and [short-term business travel / overtime / shift work] arrangements.
8. Experience in equipment commissioning at non-standard equipment suppliers or production-line introduction on the customer side is preferred.

📌 Equipment Engineer (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Bu0026S Group
📍 Ciudad de México