Teams at Boston Materials, Inc.

Design and document mechanical assemblies for thermal interface materials in semiconductor packages. Build, instrument, and test prototypes and mockups, analyze thermal and mechanical data, coordinate fabrication, document customer requirements, and support qualification activities and technical engagements. The role also contributes to product improvements and maintains organized design and test records.

Lead commissioning and ongoing operation of high-volume manufacturing lines for advanced materials. Responsibilities include developing production workflows, implementing MES and process-monitoring tools, establishing readiness standards, managing equipment and process qualification, translating developmental processes into scalable manufacturing, and building QA/QC systems. The role also drives process control, root cause analysis, corrective actions, safety, and continuous improvement while leading cross-functional teams in a startup environment.

Lead commissioning and production readiness for high-volume advanced-materials manufacturing lines. Design and optimize workflows, implement MES and process-monitoring systems, establish qualification protocols, define process controls, and build quality-management infrastructure. Translate developmental materials processes into repeatable, scalable manufacturing while driving root-cause analysis, corrective action, safety, and continuous improvement. Collaborate cross-functionally with equipment and process engineering teams in a resource-constrained startup environment.