The Hardware Qualification and Development Support Team Engineer supports hardware testing and qualification, troubleshooting, and process improvement for semiconductor equipment.

Develops and maintains methods and processes in manufacturing, engages in product improvements, and conducts evaluations for operational excellence.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops, maintains, and optimizes methods and processes for fabricating components while collaborating with other engineering functions. Responsibilities include cost estimation, quality improvement, and root cause analysis for manufacturing challenges.

As a Build Manufacturing Engineer, you'll develop processes for fabricating components, coordinate product improvements, analyze costs, and implement test procedures to drive operational excellence.

The Process Engineer (Etch) will work on materials engineering solutions for manufacturing semiconductor chips, enhancing production processes.

Supervises production and operation functions, prioritizes schedules, tracks performance metrics, ensures safety compliance, and develops personnel within manufacturing.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and maintains fabrication processes, coordinates product improvements, estimates costs, and evaluates operational data for quality enhancement.

The Global Product Support Engineer develops procedures for new products, addresses field issues, conducts failure analysis, and trains customer engineers.

Responsible for developing methods and processes in manufacturing and assembly, driving product quality improvements, and collaborating on product releases.

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

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

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

As a Fab Production Control Engineer, you'll be responsible for managing customer orders, inventory, coordinating with manufacturing and engineering, and analyzing production data to improve productivity and quality.

The Industrial Engineering and Supply Chain Manager oversees process improvement, production planning, capacity analysis, and logistics to ensure efficient manufacturing and supply chain operations.

Oversee quality management system activities, conduct audits, resolve quality issues, integrate quality practices, and implement continuous improvement initiatives in the semiconductor industry.

Manage projects and demand related to tool product transition, ensuring compliance, managing schedules, and coordinating teams across geographies.

The Quality Control Engineer ensures products meet design requirements, oversees manufacturing processes, maintains QC plans, analyzes quality data, leads defect analysis, and conducts inspections.

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

As a Manufacturing CIM Engineer, you'll develop methods and processes for fabrication, improve product quality, and drive operational excellence using data analytics and automation.

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