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Leads new product transition programs from design through production readiness, coordinating engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, quality, operations, suppliers, and product management. Responsibilities include integrated schedules, risk mitigation, manufacturability, engineering changes, tooling, capacity planning, pilot builds, qualification, production trials, executive reporting, and launch commitments for safety, quality, delivery, cost, and customer requirements.

Leads manufacturing engineering for complex new products, including BOM and product structure development, manufacturing and sourcing strategies, OMS validation, manufacturability analysis, design reviews, change control, corrective actions, managed builds, and supplier support. Provides technical training and drives improvements in cost, quality, cycle time, and operational efficiency. The role may involve cleanroom work, PPE, physical activities, and approximately 20% travel.

Develop and maintain manufacturing processes, work methods, operation sequences, and testing procedures for semiconductor capital equipment. Coordinate new product releases, estimate manufacturing costs, establish time standards, recommend tooling and process requirements, manage discrepant material decisions, and evaluate workflows, procedures, and policies. The role is intended for a new college graduate with a relevant engineering bachelor's degree and includes 10% travel.

Analyzes recurring financial variance activity and supports financial close, flash, commit, QBR, AOP, consolidation, and reporting processes. Prepares ad hoc reports, explains standard analyses, develops high-level models for operational sizing and strategic discussions, and supports local and regional internal or external reporting. Provides informal guidance to new team members while working under established guidelines and oversight.

Supports semiconductor laboratory IT applications, operational systems, mobility and endpoint solutions, equipment connectivity, access management, and security processes. Gathers requirements, coordinates enhancements and UAT, manages incidents and onboarding, troubleshoots integrations, maintains documentation, and partners with global stakeholders and technical teams to improve reliability, compliance, and user adoption.

Designs and optimizes semiconductor and display manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include planning and executing experiments and DOEs, analyzing process and film-property data, characterizing hardware, troubleshooting complex issues, conducting root-cause analysis, documenting results, defining project requirements, collaborating with engineering teams, vendors, suppliers, and customers, implementing new technologies and instrumentation, and mentoring junior colleagues.

Develops semiconductor product marketing strategy, positioning, value propositions, market requirements, pricing, and go-to-market plans. Analyzes market trends, customer needs, competition, TAM/SAM/SOM, ROI, and business metrics across memory, foundry, logic, advanced packaging, and ICAPS markets. Collaborates with product, engineering, sales, and marketing teams while creating customer presentations, collateral, personas, and sales enablement materials.

Supports new product introduction by engaging suppliers in design reviews, manufacturability, supplier selection, technical audits, quality issue resolution, cost planning, and sourcing new technologies. Evaluates supplier capabilities and product requirements, recommends materials and qualified sources, drives root-cause corrective actions, and builds partnerships with product development and supplier quality teams. The role requires semiconductor capital equipment knowledge and collaboration on mechanical, electrical, and contract-manufactured components.

Lead end-to-end management of complex, cross-functional programs, including stakeholder alignment, scheduling, milestone tracking, risk mitigation, issue resolution, and executive communication. The role requires navigating ambiguity, adapting to shifting priorities, providing business process expertise, and driving timely execution across teams. Travel is required approximately 20% of the time, with relocation eligibility available.

Designs and optimizes semiconductor and display manufacturing processes through experimentation, data analysis, hardware characterization, and troubleshooting. Develops technologies, products, instrumentation, specifications, and technical documentation. Leads complex process engineering projects, trains engineers, collaborates with R&D teams, vendors, suppliers, and customers, and resolves technical issues involving process and hardware tradeoffs. The role requires plasma processing and semiconductor industry experience, strong problem-solving skills, and the ability to lead cross-functional initiatives.