Jobs at Applied Materials

Develops and maintains manufacturing processes, test procedures, fixtures, tooling, and production methods for semiconductor equipment. Supports production troubleshooting, product transitions, manufacturing readiness, supplier issue resolution, field escalations, and CAPA. Drives Lean and Six Sigma continuous improvement to reduce labor, scrap, rework, and costs. Performs root-cause analysis, test evaluation, safety assessments, and LOTO planning while collaborating with engineering, operations, suppliers, and customers.

A 16-month rotational program for new graduates entering Applied Materials' global supply chain organization. Participants rotate through purchasing, sourcing, and commodity management while supporting supplier selection, negotiations, cost reduction, supplier performance, material forecasting, shortage resolution, make-versus-buy analysis, and process digitalization. The role develops supply chain, analytical, communication, and business skills through structured training and supervised assignments.

Installs, maintains, upgrades, troubleshoots, and repairs semiconductor manufacturing equipment at customer sites. Performs preventative and corrective maintenance on electrical, mechanical, vacuum, plasma, hydraulic, and gas systems; uses digital analytics and diagnostic techniques; interprets schematics; communicates with customers; and follows cleanroom, safety, and environmental requirements.

Supervises production and operations employees manufacturing semiconductor equipment and components. Responsibilities include scheduling production, optimizing capacity, monitoring cycle time and quality metrics, addressing operational issues, enforcing safety and cleanroom procedures, developing employees, and driving Lean and process improvements. The role requires a permanent evening shift, physical work in a cleanroom, and approximately 10% travel.

Leads a global product support engineering team serving semiconductor equipment customers. Manages installations, troubleshooting, repairs, technical issue resolution, NPI support, beta-site testing, training, service procedures, design reviews, FMECA contributions, and quality and reliability improvements. Partners with customers, engineering, product development, field service, and quality teams to resolve complex equipment problems and improve product performance throughout the lifecycle.

Intern will gain hands-on experience in semiconductor manufacturing metrology, including CDSEM operation, recipe setup, process monitoring, statistical analysis, excursion detection, yield improvement, and tool-to-tool matching. The role involves analyzing measurement data, troubleshooting, identifying trends, and collaborating with customers, engineers, technicians, and factory personnel.

Leads advanced semiconductor packaging process development and technology roadmaps using PVD, CVD, and ALD deposition expertise. Manages engineers, drives hardware characterization, resolves complex customer process issues, supports technology demonstrations, collaborates with senior leadership, and improves market share. Requires deep knowledge of thin-film deposition, materials engineering, process integration, TSV, hybrid bonding, wafer-level packaging, and semiconductor manufacturing, along with supervisory experience and strong communication skills.

Process Engineer responsible for supporting semiconductor manufacturing setup, process transfer, training, and collaboration across engineering and operations teams.

Coordinate project planning and implementation, track schedules and costs, and interface with internal and external stakeholders to ensure project success.

As a Customer Engineer, you'll install, maintain, and upgrade equipment while providing technical support and solving equipment issues for customers.

Responsible for developing and maintaining fabrication processes, improving productivity, collaborating with teams, and leading continuous improvement projects to ensure operational success.

The role involves integrating robots and IoT technologies in warehouse operations, focusing on RFID and automation solutions, while managing real-time tracking and issue resolution.

Participates in a 16-month rotational program across purchasing, sourcing, and commodity management. Supports supplier onboarding, agreements, procurement strategies, negotiations, cost reduction, supplier performance, risk assessment, demand planning, material shortage resolution, process improvement, and make-versus-buy analysis. Develops supply chain expertise through structured training and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, manufacturing, and suppliers.

Develops service procedures, Best Known Methods, manuals, troubleshooting guides, and training for new semiconductor manufacturing products. Supports chamber build and testing, failure analysis, CAPA, field issue resolution, product qualification, final testing, and customer engineer training. Partners with engineering, manufacturing, quality, reliability, technical training, and parts organizations to prepare products for shipment and ongoing customer support.

Designs and optimizes semiconductor and display manufacturing processes through experiments, data analysis, hardware characterization, film property measurement, and troubleshooting. Produces technical documentation and specifications, develops new technologies and instrumentation, executes engineering projects, trains engineers, supports customers, and collaborates with vendors, suppliers, and global R&D teams.

College internship with Applied Materials in Singapore. The posting provides an overview of the company, workplace culture, benefits, and employment conditions, but does not specify the intern’s functional department or day-to-day responsibilities. This is a full-time internship with no travel or relocation eligibility.

Designs and optimizes semiconductor and display manufacturing processes through experiments, data analysis, hardware characterization, film property measurement, and troubleshooting. Produces technical documentation and specifications, develops new technologies and instrumentation, collaborates with customers, vendors, suppliers, and R&D teams, and leads process engineering projects. Trains engineers on measurement and troubleshooting techniques while ensuring work follows safety guidelines.

Supports global warehouse robotics and automation initiatives, including feasibility studies, business cases, prototyping, testing, vendor collaboration, and roadmap execution. Coordinates engineering, operations, and IT teams to deploy scalable solutions for material handling, sorting, and inventory workflows. Reports outcomes to management while helping ensure automation reliability, safety, and performance in high-volume environments.

Develops and maintains manufacturing methods, operating sequences, and processes for parts, subassemblies, and final assemblies. Coordinates product improvements, applies engineering and DFx principles to reduce costs and improve quality, establishes time standards, recommends tooling, develops test procedures, and investigates root causes using PFMEA. The role supports lean manufacturing, automation, continuous improvement, and operational excellence in a semiconductor equipment manufacturing environment.

Leads an engineering organization supporting a business-unit product line, overseeing complex design, development, implementation, strategy, budgets, schedules, customer engagement, and performance metrics. Develops long-range engineering plans, resolves highly complex business and technical problems, guides engineering managers, and aligns programs with business-unit strategy. The role requires senior-level leadership, broad engineering and commercial expertise, executive stakeholder influence, and compliance with company standards of conduct.