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Leads strategic semiconductor customer accounts, develops account strategies, translates technical solutions into customer value, and manages full sales cycles through forecasting, proposals, negotiation, and closing. Partners with engineering, procurement, applications, product, and executive teams to identify opportunities, deliver solutions, and grow long-term revenue. The role requires semiconductor or capital equipment sales experience, strong technical communication, and approximately 20% domestic and international travel.

Develop software for next-generation semiconductor metrology systems, including emulation tools, testing, debugging, performance optimization, and maintenance. Translate requirements into robust designs, contribute to architecture and code reviews, and collaborate with systems, hardware, algorithm, and applications engineers globally. The role requires C# and C++, object-oriented programming, multithreading, WPF GUI development, image processing knowledge, and strong analytical and debugging skills.

Operate, calibrate, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair GCMS instruments in a laboratory environment. Prepare samples, conduct analytical testing, interpret data, quantify impurities, perform materials outgassing experiments, document results, manage laboratory inventory, and support sampling kit logistics. The role requires collaboration with chemists and internal customers, accurate turnaround of manufacturing samples, and flexibility for day or swing shifts.

The Product Install Engineer installs and troubleshoots semiconductor tools at customer sites, prepares reports, and coordinates travel for extended periods.

Provides technical applications support for semiconductor products in customer fabrication facilities. Presents product capabilities, supports sales with application assessments and specifications, implements installation plans, and trains customers. Analyzes complex customer problems, designs experiments, evaluates data, and coordinates with customers and technical specialists. Requires strong analytical, project management, communication, and semiconductor process knowledge.

Support integration, calibration, qualification, troubleshooting, and manufacturing readiness of advanced semiconductor inspection systems. Perform system bring-up, alignment, testing, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and performance analysis. Collaborate cross-functionally to resolve manufacturing and field escalations, improve cycle time and yield, transfer new products into manufacturing, evaluate manufacturability, document procedures, and train technical personnel.

Lead end-to-end opto-mechanical design projects: define requirements, perform conceptual and detailed CAD (Creo), run FEA/hand calculations, do tolerance stack-ups and GD&T, prototype, integrate and test systems, and support release to manufacturing for precision, vacuum-capable mechanisms.

Design and develop integrated power systems, electrical modules, and subsystems for semiconductor inspection and measurement tools. Responsibilities include power distribution analysis, PLC programming, safety-interlock integration, electrical drafting, BOM and test procedure development, design reviews, prototype procurement, laboratory testing, system validation, manufacturing handoff, and supplier collaboration. The role supports AC and DC power systems, electro-mechanical integration, communications, and compliance with applicable industry standards.

Develop and support semiconductor wafer inspection applications at customer fabrication facilities. Translate customer needs into product solutions, feature requirements, test plans, data analyses, application notes, and best-known methods. Demonstrate tools and features during evaluations, beta testing, and production ramps; investigate yield issues; develop inspection solutions; and communicate product value and use cases to engineering, marketing, and sales teams.

Provides hands-on technical support for semiconductor equipment escalations, troubleshooting complex system-performance issues at customer sites. Develops action plans, analyzes system data, documents best-known methods, writes technical reports, trains support personnel, and partners with engineering and field teams on sustaining and reliability improvements. The role supports advanced panel-process platforms and OSAT customers, requires clean-room work, and includes travel and extended customer-site deployments.