The Manager of Demand Management oversees project objectives, ensures timeliness, manages resources, assigns work, leads technology development, and resolves operational issues.

The Manufacturing CIM Engineer is responsible for supporting CIM and MES systems, troubleshooting issues, enhancing dashboards, and ensuring operational efficiency in semiconductor manufacturing.

Manage full-cycle recruitment, develop sourcing strategies, collaborate with hiring managers, maintain recruitment data in Workday, and enhance onboarding.

The role involves managing GPS managers and engineers to provide customer support, mentor staff, define budgets, and participate in engineering design reviews.

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

Manage cross-functional execution of programs, coordinate budget alignment, and drive COGS reduction plans to achieve GM targets while ensuring operational compliance.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you'll develop test procedures, support production, drive continuous improvement, and ensure manufacturing readiness, focusing on lean principles.

The Customer Engineer performs service activities, responds to fab issues, executes maintenance, diagnoses technical problems, and ensures customer satisfaction in a physically demanding role.

The Tech Project Manager will oversee project plans, coordinate deliverables, monitor costs, and facilitate design team efforts while resolving obstacles in projects.

Lead R&D process experiments for PVD and related semiconductor processes: design tests, collect and analyze data, perform hardware characterization and root cause analysis, measure film properties, document results, engage customers, select vendors, and mentor junior engineers.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will develop methods and processes for fabrication, improve product quality, reduce costs, and ensure operational excellence.

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

The Director of Operations Management leads global manufacturing for a significant market, overseeing product delivery, quality, and cost performance while driving continuous improvement and aligning with strategic objectives.

The Customer Engineer Manager oversees financial forecasting, manages startup costs, ensures customer satisfaction, and leads training and career development for engineers.

Support semiconductor process stability and tool performance on-site: install and diagnose systems, develop and optimize plating and other thin-film processes, design experiments (DOE), analyze data, troubleshoot root causes, and communicate results to customers and internal teams.

The Process Engineer will support semiconductor manufacturing line setup and ramp, collaborating with teams to transfer processes from R&D to pilot production, ensuring timely execution of technology transfer.

As a Customer Engineer, you will install, maintain, and upgrade equipment, using analytics for troubleshooting and ensuring customer satisfaction.

As a Mechanical Engineer, you will design and modify engineering layouts, resolve mechanical problems, and assist in the procurement of components under supervision.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and maintains methods and processes for fabrication, collaborates for product improvements, utilizes lean principles, and manages test procedures and production support.

As a Process Engineer, you will design and optimize manufacturing processes, analyze data, troubleshoot issues, and engage with customers under supervision.