As an Operations & Customer Quality Engineer, you ensure compliance with quality standards across manufacturing, develop testing methods, analyze operational data, and recommend corrective actions.

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.

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

The Process Engineer will support the setup of a semiconductor line, transferring processes from R&D to production, design experiments, analyze data, and train engineers.

Design and analyze process engineering experiments, troubleshoot complex issues, measure film properties, and communicate with customers to resolve engineering concerns.

The Mechanical Engineer will troubleshoot mechanical problems, coordinate engineering tests, design layouts, implement tooling solutions, and document engineering specifications.

The Customer Engineer performs standard service activities, assists in diagnostics, maintains equipment, and ensures customer satisfaction while adhering to safety protocols.

As a Customer Engineer, you will liaise with customers, install, maintain, and upgrade equipment, applying diagnostics to troubleshoot issues and ensure operational quality.

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

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

Prepare project plans, coordinate deliverables, monitor project completion, drive solutions for obstacles, and contribute to team goals.

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.

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.

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

Conduct independent audits, manage audit programs, identify findings, and support junior auditors while ensuring compliance with audit standards.

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

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

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.

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

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