3 automation controls engineer jobs found in Santa Clara, CA

The Company Halo Industries has invented a revolutionary technology to replace a decades-old semiconductor material slicing process. Our laser-based technology eliminates waste, improves material cost and performance, and drives advancements in high-growth markets like automotive, telecommunications, and power electronics. Founded in 2014 at Stanford University, Halo secured significant funding in 2024 and is poised for rapid growth, engaging strategic customers and preparing for volume manufacturing. The Opportunity We are seeking an Electrical Engineering Manager to lead and scale the electrical engineering team responsible for the design, build, test, and certification of high-voltage electrical panels and systems controlling the operation of Halo's proprietary laser-based material-processing equipment. Your role will be central to the company's ability to scale, ensuring we can meet rising customer demand without compromising the quality and reliability of our engineering...

Job Description Primary Skills: AutoCAD - Intermediate; Electrical Design - Intermediate; PLCs - Basic; Manufacturing Processes - Basic; Electrical Engineering - Basic Contract Type: W2 Duration: 6 Months Location: Santa Clara, CA - 95054 (#LI - Onsite) Pay Range: $48 - $50 per hour on W2 #LP Job Summary: We are seeking a Junior Electrical Engineer to support our bioprocessing equipment manufacturing efforts, with an emphasis on electrical components and cabinet design improvements. This role involves creating and modifying electrical schematics and layouts, performing necessary calculations, and providing technical support to enhance product efficiency and ensure compliance. The ideal candidate will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless project execution and optimal system integration. Key Responsibilities : Design and update electrical and mechanical cabinets based on specific requirements and standards. Develop detailed electrical...

The Company Halo Industries has developed technology that replaces an outdated semiconductor material slicing process. Our innovative, laser-based solution not only minimizes waste but also enhances material efficiency, thereby enabling advancements across high-growth markets, including automotive, telecommunications, and power electronics. Founded in 2014 at Stanford University, Halo Industries secured significant funding in 2024, fueling our expansion and the preparation for volume manufacturing. The Opportunity Halo Industries is seeking a Mechanical Engineer who will contribute to the design, testing, integration and deployment of both proprietary and commercial wafer processing equipment. Working with Halo's product and manufacturing teams, the hired candidate will contribute to the optimization and scaled deployment of Halo's technology. The primary responsibilities of the position include: • Design, build, and test high-precision electro-mechanical R&D and...