Support hardware development and qualification for semiconductor equipment, involving testing, troubleshooting, and process improvement for reliability and compliance.

The Logistics Operations Analyst will ensure compliance with processes, generate metrics, and lead logistics operations improvement projects. They will collaborate with teams and drive productivity while managing Logistics Service Providers.

The Logistics Operations role manages warehouse activities, compliance, and performance measurement for logistics operations, ensuring on-time delivery and quality excellence.

The Hardware Qualification & Development Engineer supports hardware development through testing, troubleshooting, and process improvements for semiconductor equipment, ensuring operational reliability and adherence to specifications.

Responsible for developing methods and processes for fabricating components, coordinating product improvements, reducing costs, and ensuring operational success through continuous improvement.

The Manufacturing Manager will oversee production, optimize resource utilization, lead continuous improvement efforts, and mentor team members to meet operational goals effectively.

Manage the company's quality program, develop training, support operational results through continuous improvement, oversee ISO certification, and handle special projects.

The Operations Manager supervises production functions, prioritizes schedules, ensures compliance with safety, develops personnel, and improves operational efficiency.

Manage and supervise production and operations teams in manufacturing capital equipment. Prioritize schedules, improve performance metrics, ensure safety compliance, and handle onboarding/training.

Manage and lead a production team, optimizing schedules, ensuring safety compliance, tracking performance metrics, and improving processes to boost capacity and quality.

The Systems Engineer designs and integrates complex systems in the semiconductor industry, collaborating with teams to deliver advanced solutions while ensuring quality standards are met.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will develop and maintain fabrication processes, work on product improvements, reduce costs, improve quality, and solve assembly issues.

The role involves supporting the setup and ramp of semiconductor manufacturing lines, focusing on process transfer, collaboration, and project management to achieve production milestones.

The Demand Project Manager coordinates project activities, updates performance metrics, prepares reports, tracks resource progress, and communicates with stakeholders to meet project objectives.

The Technical Project Manager supports ALD New Product Transitions, collaborating with engineers and project teams to manage product launches, continuous improvements, testing, and failure analysis.

Manage production and supply chain processes, implement improvements, optimize resource utilization, and ensure high-quality output while leading team development.

As an R&D Process Engineer, you will design and optimize manufacturing processes for semiconductor technologies, perform data analysis, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate with teams on advanced research projects.

The Test Engineer II provides sustaining support for test fixtures, coordinates deployment, evaluates design, and conducts analysis to ensure quality and reliability, while improving processes.

The ALD Manufacturing Operations Manager will oversee production metrics, optimize resource utilization, lead continuous improvement projects, and mentor team members in their operational roles.

The Technical Project/Program Manager coordinates project activities from planning to implementation, ensuring on-time and budget performance while interfacing with internal and external stakeholders.