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Manage foundry sales operations tasks including order processing, revenue monitoring, customer inquiries, and data analysis to support account managers.

The Technical Program Management Sr. Manager leads complex programs, aligns stakeholders, drives operational excellence, and utilizes data analytics for decision-making and execution.

As a Process Engineer IV, you'll design and optimize manufacturing processes, conduct experiments, analyze data, and engage with customers while leading functional teams and training engineers.

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

The Analyst- Tax role involves preparing income tax provisions, federal/state tax returns, and conducting research on tax legislation. It requires strong analytical and communication skills to support the tax department efficiently.

Responsible for quality assurance of products, using Six Sigma methodologies to resolve quality issues, conduct audits, and drive supplier quality activities while ensuring compliance with standards.

Operate and support dynamometer test cells for propulsion and driveline systems: integrate customer test requests into control software, configure channels, write automated test scripts, set up sensors and test equipment, perform calibrations, troubleshoot systems, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and produce customer test reports. Requires on-site work and occasional travel.

Design and develop precision opto-mechanical assemblies for semiconductor metrology. Perform tolerance analysis, FEA (thermal/structural/modal), prototyping, testing, and system integration. Collaborate with optics, electrical, manufacturing, and quality teams to ensure alignment stability, thermal management, and manufacturability from prototype to production.

Execute full physical IC design flow from RTL to tape-out, including synthesis, place-and-route, clock tree synthesis, timing closure, EM/IR analysis, floorplanning, physical verification, and EDA flow/methodology development while collaborating with RTL designers.

Lead development of SRAM memory devices including bitcell design, process integration, SWR/DOE definition, test-structure and device characterization, simulation and data analysis. Work with wafer fabs and design teams to deliver high-density, reliable SRAM technology, drive yield and qualification, and generate process controls and design rules.

Lead design, validation, and documentation of analog and digital board-level hardware for EUV light sources. Serve as technical lead on architecture, trade-offs, reliability, and cross-functional execution; mentor engineers; oversee outsourced activities; perform root-cause analysis, SI/PI work, EMC design, and ensure designs meet production and quality requirements.

Lead complex manufacturing projects from planning through delivery: create executive status materials, plan timelines, track tasks, manage procurement, allocate resources and budgets, coordinate cross-functional teams and vendors, identify risks and mitigation, ensure ISO/quality compliance, facilitate meetings, and report progress to leadership. Role includes up to 50% travel and onsite work in Moses Lake, WA.

The Verification Engineer will ensure the functionality and quality of digital designs, develop verification environments, and collaborate with RTL design engineers to deliver reliable silicon.