This leader will manage multidisciplinary engineering teams responsible for reactor architecture, subsystem integration, process scalability, and manufacturing transfer. The ideal candidate brings deep experience in semiconductor capital equipment, plasma processing, or advanced manufacturing systems, along with a track record of delivering complex hardware from development through production.
Responsibilities
- Lead development of next-generation plasma/CVD reactor systems focused on performance, reliability, scalability, and manufacturability.
- Drive reactor architecture and subsystem integration across plasma, vacuum, thermal, gas delivery, controls, and mechanical systems.
- Build and lead multidisciplinary engineering teams across mechanical, electrical, process, and systems engineering.
- Establish structured engineering and validation processes, including design reviews, failure analysis, and reliability methodologies.
- Partner closely with manufacturing and operations teams to transition reactor platforms into production.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with process development, materials science, facilities, and executive leadership teams.
Qualifications
- MS or PhD in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, or related technical field.
- 10+ years of experience in semiconductor equipment, plasma systems, including microwave plasma, vacuum systems, thin film deposition, crystal growth, or advanced manufacturing technologies.
- 5+ years leading complex hardware engineering teams.
- Strong technical background in plasma processing, vacuum systems, thermal systems, or high-temperature process equipment with an emphasis on both developing and optimizing the theoretical models and empirically demonstrating correlating performance.
- Demonstrated success scaling complex systems from R&D into manufacturing.
Skills Required
- MS or PhD in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, or a related technical field
- 10+ years of experience in semiconductor equipment, plasma systems, microwave plasma, vacuum systems, thin-film deposition, crystal growth, or advanced manufacturing technologies
- 5+ years leading complex hardware engineering teams
- Strong technical background in plasma processing, vacuum systems, thermal systems, or high-temperature process equipment
- Experience developing and optimizing theoretical models and empirically demonstrating correlated performance
- Demonstrated success scaling complex systems from R&D into manufacturing
Diamond Foundry Compensation & Benefits Highlights
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Leave & Time Off Breadth — Unlimited PTO and flexible time-off policies are described as available, with some employees citing favorable schedules that support time away. Feedback suggests actual utilization can be positive in certain roles where workload and manager expectations align with policy.
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Healthcare Strength — Health, dental, and vision insurance, along with mental-health resources, are presented as part of a broad package. Some accounts specifically praise the health insurance and benefits scope.
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What We Do
At Diamond Foundry, our mission is to create the future of diamond. We developed proprietary reactor technology capable of forming plasma as hot as the sun at unprecedented density to produce diamond at mining scale. In our zero-emission foundry, we sustainably create diamond for the jewelry and semiconductor industries. Our VRAI brand brings iconic innovation in diamond jewelry direct to consumers. For more information on how we’re creating the future, visit www.diamondfoundry.com. Fast Company World's Most Innovative Company TIME Best Inventions Business Insider’s 21 Most Innovative Tech Startups CNBC’s Top 50 Disruptors Inc’s 25 Most Disruptive Companies





