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Own and optimize CMP processes across development and high-volume manufacturing. Troubleshoot production issues using failure analysis and quality methods, drive yield and cost improvements, qualify new process baselines/tools/materials, and evaluate equipment and supplier performance to ensure process stability and portability.

Lead M&A, VC, and partnership strategy including sourcing, evaluation, due diligence, deal execution, financial modeling, integration planning, and executive recommendations. Manage cross-functional teams and maintain executive relationships while scanning markets for strategic opportunities.

Lead device development and characterization for next-generation DRAM, drive electrical data analysis and root-cause for yield improvement, support node introductions and fab ramps, coordinate cross-functional technical solutions, and mentor engineers to advance device performance and product quality.

As a Product Architect, you will analyze DRAM system architectures, identify bottlenecks, lead innovations, define memory features, and mentor junior engineers.

As a Yield Technology Equipment Engineer, you will create inspection techniques, monitor tool maintenance, track process control, and collaborate with engineering and vendors.

The role involves developing metrology applications, optimizing measurements, collaborating with vendors, and implementing solutions in a semiconductor manufacturing environment.

As a Materials Planning Engineer, you will manage forecasts for spares and materials, improve manufacturing efficiencies, and collaborate across teams to ensure optimal material availability and budgeting compliance.

The role involves defining advanced package architectures, conducting trade-off studies, building models, running simulations, and providing architectural direction for memory systems.

The Principal Node Development Product Engineer drives product readiness by collaborating with various teams, analyzing silicon data, and addressing integration risks in DRAM technology development.

The Thin Films Engineer develops deposition processes for EUV-enabled DRAM, focusing on process optimization and defect reduction while collaborating with multifunctional teams.