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Lead go-to-market strategy, positioning, customer engagement, and product marketing for wafer and panel inspection solutions. Gather customer requirements, identify market opportunities and product gaps, develop application roadmaps, create technical collateral, and support M&A recommendations. The role requires extensive semiconductor customer experience, strong technical communication, conference presentation skills, and knowledge of wafer processing and specialty semiconductor applications.

Own product strategy, roadmaps, configurations, marketing plans, pricing, and competitive analysis for semiconductor process-control products. Set engineering and customer-demo priorities, participate in customer technology reviews, and manage customer escalations. The role requires semiconductor industry expertise and collaboration across engineering, customers, and commercial teams.

Develop and optimize optical metrology systems for semiconductor equipment. Responsibilities include aligning, validating, troubleshooting, and improving complex optical systems; designing experiments; defining system requirements; supporting prototype development, tool installation, and tool matching; and communicating methods through technical presentations, procedures, and training. The role collaborates with software, hardware, and applications teams and requires international travel of up to 15%.

Develop and optimize optical metrology technologies for semiconductor equipment. Responsibilities include aligning, validating, troubleshooting, and improving complex optical systems; designing experiments; defining system requirements; collaborating with software, hardware, and applications teams; supporting first-in-fab installations and tool matching; and creating technical documentation and training materials. Requires international travel of up to 20%.

Designs, develops, and optimizes low-level software for semiconductor equipment across the full software development lifecycle. Responsibilities include building .NET applications with C# and WPF, implementing client-server and hardware communication using WCF, TCP/IP, serial, and related protocols, and participating in code reviews, testing, integration, and architecture improvements. The role collaborates with cross-functional teams to translate customer requirements into technical solutions.

Design, develop, and optimize low-level software for semiconductor equipment. Build .NET applications using C# and WPF, implement client-server communication with WCF and TCP/IP, and integrate hardware through serial and other protocols. Collaborate on requirements, architecture, code reviews, testing, debugging, and system integration across the software development lifecycle.

Leads software architecture, integration, and performance optimization for R/Theta motion-stage subsystems in semiconductor inspection and metrology platforms. Develops real-time motion-control software, coordinate transformation, calibration, compensation, and optimization algorithms. Defines requirements and automated calibration workflows, integrates software with mechanical, electrical, controls, and systems engineering, and troubleshoots complex hardware-software issues while providing technical leadership across engineering programs.

Develop and optimize optical metrology systems for semiconductor equipment. Responsibilities include aligning and validating complex optical systems, designing experiments, troubleshooting performance, defining requirements with software and hardware teams, supporting first-in-fab installations and tool matching, and creating technical documentation and training materials. The role requires hands-on laboratory and prototype experience, semiconductor metrology expertise, and up to 20% international travel.

The Technical Product Manager coordinates cross-functional semiconductor product programs by managing risk, cost, schedule, readiness, dependencies, resources, and deliverables. The role identifies execution gaps, drives mitigation and recovery plans, supports releases and qualifications, monitors COGS, develops operating procedures, and ensures technical and operational commitments remain on track. Success requires technical breadth across semiconductor hardware, software, systems, manufacturing, quality, service, and supply chain, along with strong influence and communication skills.

Lead the design, analysis, prototyping, integration, and validation of high-precision mechanical and optomechanical subsystems for semiconductor metrology and inspection equipment. Develop flexure mechanisms, positioning systems, thermal and vibration control solutions, and precision interfaces. Perform FEA, structural dynamics, thermal, modal, and tolerance analyses while collaborating across engineering disciplines, suppliers, and manufacturing teams. Provide technical leadership, mentor engineers, and guide precision engineering roadmaps.