Jobs at Applied Materials

Drive customer-facing quality activities: lead root-cause analysis and corrective actions using APS and Trackwise, coordinate with field service and suppliers, prepare and maintain QMS/ISO audit readiness, capture customer voice and KPIs, and improve field quality for high-volume issues.

Own and grow assigned wafer fab equipment customer accounts: identify needs, present Applied Materials products and roadmaps, prepare quotes, negotiate orders, manage sales cycles, maintain account documentation, follow up on receivables, and coordinate demos with product teams. Travel regionally (~25%).

Manage manufacturability-focused projects from planning to implementation for precision machined, sheet-metal, and plastic parts. Perform cost and technical calculations, apply GD&T and DFx for cost reduction, coordinate cross-functional teams, prepare project plans, and support supplier and design collaboration.

Perform build, integration, testing, calibration, qualification, and Tier I maintenance for semiconductor R&D tools in a cleanroom. Troubleshoot hardware, work with facilities for utilities, support module owners on on/off-tool integration, execute qualification plans, and respond to customer tool issues while following safety and IP guidelines.

The Process Support Engineer will support semiconductor manufacturing from concept to qualification, troubleshooting complex issues and conducting experiments, while collaborating with customers and R&D teams.

The Process Support Engineer provides customer support for semiconductor manufacturing, develops processes, analyzes data, troubleshoots problems, and communicates with stakeholders.

As a Ramp Process Engineer, you will design and optimize manufacturing processes while collaborating with R&D and production teams for technology transfer and pilot production setup.

Responsible for developing and maintaining manufacturing processes, coordinating product improvements, leading cost reduction initiatives, and mentoring junior engineers.

As a Field Service Engineer at Applied Materials, you'll install, maintain, and upgrade equipment, provide troubleshooting, and communicate with customers while training junior engineers.

The Process Support Engineer guides products through their lifecycle, providing customer support, troubleshooting issues, and optimizing semiconductor processes. They analyze data, conduct experiments, and collaborate with customers and internal teams to resolve complex engineering challenges.

Manage customer accounts in sales activities, develop strategies, present products, negotiate prices, and maintain documentation for customer interactions.

The Technical Program Manager will oversee the setup and ramp of semiconductor manufacturing, collaborating across teams to manage schedules, deliverables, and technology transfer processes while ensuring manufacturing readiness for high-volume production.

Work with New Product Development and Introduction teams to specify engineering drawings, ensure supplier involvement and production readiness, select and audit suppliers, drive quality and cost improvements, resolve supplier quality issues, and recommend materials and manufacturing process changes to improve cost, reliability, and lead time.

Develop and apply quality standards, design and implement inspection and test methods, gather and evaluate test/operational data, prepare qualification documentation, recommend corrective actions, participate in audits, read and interpret technical drawings, and reduce qualification cycle time while meeting quality requirements.

The Unified Communications Engineer is responsible for managing and optimizing communication technologies, resolving complex issues, and leading project initiatives to ensure seamless collaboration within the organization.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will develop methods for part fabrication, coordinate product improvements, reduce costs, and ensure operational excellence.

The Manufacturing Engineer I develops and maintains fabrication methods, coordinates product improvements, estimates costs, and evaluates test procedures and results.

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 Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for developing and maintaining manufacturing processes, improving product quality, and coordinating the release of new products.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you'll develop and maintain methods and processes for fabrication, collaborate on product improvements, and drive operational excellence using engineering principles.