Jobs at Kurt J. Lesker Company

Manage customer enquiries and RFQs across assigned EMEIA territories, produce accurate quotations, use CRM/ERP to track opportunities, follow up to convert orders, capture market intelligence, collaborate with internal teams, and grow accounts to meet sales and GP targets.

The Electrical Engineer will design electrical architecture for vacuum systems, create schematics, test prototypes, and ensure compliance with safety standards.

Lead design, development, and testing of mechanical components and systems for vacuum and deposition equipment. Manage product lifecycle from concept through production, create BOMs, collaborate cross-functionally, oversee vendors, build and test prototypes, optimize manufacturability, drive cost reduction, and support installation, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement. Domestic and international travel as needed.

Lead design and development of mechanical systems (vacuum chambers/subassemblies) from concept through production. Manage BOMs in ERP, create CAD models, apply GD&T, prototype, test, and support manufacturability and cost reduction while partnering with cross-functional teams.

The Manufacturing Manager will oversee CNC machining, welding, and cleanroom operations, focusing on team leadership, safety, and production efficiency in a high-mix, low-volume environment.

Entry-level mechanical engineer supporting design, modification, and detailing of mechanical components and systems (including vacuum chambers). Create drawings, maintain BOMs in ERP, work with machine shop, collaborate with Sales/Product Management, and adhere to budgets, timelines, and company policies.

The HR Business Partner and Supervisor oversees HR services including payroll, benefits, employee relations, and compliance, while driving improvements and supporting employees.

Own timely, accurate quotations and pricing to meet sales and profit targets. Partner with Sales, Engineering, Operations, and Product Management to drive continuous improvement, maintain process documentation, support CAR/LTCA resolution, train sales, develop products and markets, ensure compliance and safety, and support divisional goals.

The Product Specialist focuses on customer engagement, providing technical support, training the sales team, and collaborating cross-functionally on product issues and opportunities.

The Business Segment Manager oversees global leadership, growth strategy, and financial performance of vacuum solutions, driving revenue and market share across key regions while managing P&L and cross-functional teams.

Join a state-certified 4-year apprenticeship to train toward Journeyman Machinist. Operate and set up CNC milling equipment, read G-code and blueprints, apply GD&T, produce quality parts, follow safety and workplace policies, and collaborate to improve shop processes.

Support sales and customers by maintaining expert knowledge of vacuum product lines, providing technical support, training the sales force, collaborating cross-functionally on quality, development, marketing, and ERP data, and identifying new market opportunities.

Handle incoming customer calls and orders, enter orders into the ERP, provide product information, generate quotes, cross-sell/upsell, ensure contract compliance, support sales goals, train new hires, and participate in continuous improvement and product training.

CNC Machinist will set up and operate CNC milling machines, perform complex machining operations, collaborate with engineering, and maintain quality standards.

Design and integrate mechanical components and assemblies for high-tech vacuum equipment. Perform analysis, simulation, testing, DFMA, prototyping, documentation, and customer interfacing. Support cost optimization, obsolescence resolution, and limited domestic travel.

Lead R&D to develop and optimize thin-film PVD processes, run and analyze complex experiments, use metrology to characterize films, support customers and factory acceptance tests, produce technical reports and white papers, present findings at conferences, and collaborate with engineering and test teams to improve tools and processes.

Manage production scheduling and procurement: create and release manufacturing orders, drive MRP, select and manage vendors, negotiate contracts, monitor supplier performance, and resolve supply issues to meet production and inventory requirements.

Manage end-to-end order processing in D365, maintain accurate data, update European customers on order status, resolve enquiries, support sales administration, coordinate credit/rebills/returns with Finance, Procurement and Quality, and assist with contract compliance and other administrative duties.

Lead product strategy and go-to-market for a process equipment product line: develop roadmaps, market analysis, pricing/business cases, sales enablement, contract management, and own budgets and performance to drive growth.

The Electrical Engineer II designs and develops electronic equipment, focusing on reliability and safety using CAD tools, while collaborating with teams and possibly traveling.