The Customer Engineer is responsible for ensuring customer satisfaction through effective equipment startup, troubleshooting, repairs, and communication with engineers. They participate in projects to drive down costs, maintain operational quality, and comply with safety protocols while engaging in technical processes and providing informal guidance to junior team members.

The Automation Industrial Engineer will design and test collaborative robotic systems for packaging automation, enhance warehouse operations, and collaborate across teams for solution development.

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

As a Customer Engineer Leader, the role involves building a field service organization, leading a team, managing operations and finances, developing customer relationships, and ensuring safety and quality improvements.

Conduct audits, identify findings, support junior auditors, and ensure compliance with audit standards. Lead small-scale projects and manage stakeholder relationships.

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

The AIX Engineer identifies improvements for digital tools, supports complex problem-solving, monitors trends, and mentors team members in troubleshooting methodologies.

The Hardware Qualification and Development Support Team Engineer supports hardware development and qualification activities, performing testing, troubleshooting, and ensuring equipment reliability for semiconductor manufacturing.

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.

The Supplier Engineer collaborates with product development teams and suppliers, ensuring specifications are met and enhancing manufacturability. Responsibilities include managing supplier performance, quality improvement, and assessing production readiness for new modules.

Responsible for managing customer technology needs, resolving complex field issues, enhancing customer satisfaction, and leading technology development for semiconductor processes.

The Supplier Account Manager develops commodity strategies, negotiates supplier agreements, resolves supply chain issues, and drives cost reduction initiatives.

The Technical Project Manager drives sourcing projects from kickoff to execution, aligning cross-functional teams and managing supplier engagement to meet business objectives in supply chain operations.

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

The role involves engaging with customers, identifying needs, communicating product capabilities, and preparing pricing quotes in the semiconductor industry.

The Customer Engineer installs, maintains, and upgrades equipment, provides diagnostics and technical support, and trains junior engineers in a semiconductor industry.

The Customer Engineer is responsible for installing, maintaining, and upgrading customer equipment, diagnosing technical issues, training junior engineers, and ensuring customer satisfaction by coordinating directly.

The Quality Manager leads the company's quality program, develops training, manages ISO certification, and drives continuous improvement for quality assurance in manufacturing processes.

This role provides technical support and documentation for semiconductor equipment, acting as a liaison between customers and field engineers. Responsibilities include system installation, performance analysis, and support for engineering initiatives.

The Financial Analyst will manage financial oversight for PPB Manufacturing in Singapore, focusing on P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, and compliance while supporting strategic initiatives.