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Design, optimize, and validate complex semiconductor and display manufacturing processes. Perform hardware characterization, collect and analyze process data, develop measurement techniques, troubleshoot advanced process issues, create technical documentation, and engage with customers and vendors on high-value engineering problems.

Provide technical product support for new and legacy semiconductor/display equipment: lead FOAK support, capture lessons learned, develop service procedures and BKMs, participate in design reviews, drive failure analysis and CAPA, coordinate with Quality & Reliability, own beta site test plans, train account teams, and support new product final tests and parts stocking.

The Technical Project Manager oversees the transition and release of new products into manufacturing, coordinating project plans and ensuring timely, within-budget performance objectives are met.

Design, prototype, develop and debug moderately complex software for semiconductor equipment components. Create common software modules, documentation, and test procedures. Troubleshoot issues, implement bug fixes, and communicate with internal/external customers for requirements and schedules.

Design, optimize, and troubleshoot SIMS metrology processes for semiconductor/display manufacturing. Characterize dopant profiles, run DOE, build SPC and tool-health monitoring, manage SIMS lab operations, train and consult with customers, publish findings, and support on-site lab activities and continuous improvement projects.

The Agentic AI Systems Engineer will build infrastructure for GenAI applications, focusing on secure and scalable agentic systems, overseeing their lifecycle, and integrating AI capabilities into workflows.

Support R&D module owners with off-tool and on-tool module integration, calibration, and qualification. Define and execute qualification and calibration plans, qualify module performance to spec, produce build documentation and ATP tests, perform debugging and third-level escalation, and support development (C&F) activities.

Design, integrate, and optimize complex systems in the semiconductor industry, leading projects that blend electrical, mechanical, and software engineering.

As a Process Support Engineer, you'll guide semiconductor products through their lifecycle, providing customer support, troubleshooting, and process optimization, while working closely with R&D teams.

The engineer will enhance hardware performance, prototype and test new designs, analyze engineering data, and communicate findings to customers.