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Leads supplier quality, technical development, and operational improvement across machining and contract manufacturing suppliers. Responsibilities include supplier assessments, technical audits, manufacturing process evaluations, corrective actions, root-cause investigations, new product introduction readiness, capacity and risk reduction, and cross-functional project leadership. The role analyzes supplier metrics, presents performance and risk summaries, mentors junior engineers, and drives improvements in quality, delivery, cost, capacity, and operational excellence. Up to 30% domestic and international travel is required.

Designs and analyzes complex process engineering experiments, characterizes hardware, measures film properties, troubleshoots systems, and performs root cause analysis. The role produces technical documentation, implements new technologies and instrumentation, collaborates with vendors, engages customers to resolve issues, and leads project teams while mentoring junior colleagues.

Lead and mentor project and program teams to execute IT application portfolio initiatives. Ensure scope, timeline, budget, governance, and quality, manage risks, staffing, finances, and stakeholder communications to realize portfolio value across product lifecycle and Idea-to-Retire transformations.

Lead internal consulting projects to streamline processes, improve supply chain and operations, reduce costs, and deliver data-driven recommendations to executive leadership. Manage full project lifecycle from analysis through implementation, working cross-functionally and applying advanced analytics, change management, and Lean/Six Sigma methods to drive measurable performance improvement.

Designs and optimizes semiconductor and display manufacturing processes through experimentation, data analysis, hardware characterization, film-property measurement, and troubleshooting. Performs root-cause analysis, creates technical documentation, engages customers, partners with vendors, implements new technologies and instrumentation, and leads project teams while mentoring junior colleagues.

Develops and transfers semiconductor metrology applications using eBeam/SEM systems. Defines solutions for customer technology gaps, creates methodologies, optimizes system performance, conducts qualifications, and leads technical reviews. The role analyzes data, documents procedures, trains employees and customers, collaborates across teams, and manages projects from kickoff through completion. No travel is required; relocation is eligible.

Develops and implements eBeam/SEM metrology solutions for semiconductor customers. Leads new methodologies, system optimization, qualification, capability transfer, technical reviews, documentation, and training. Analyzes customer technology gaps, defines requirements, manages technical schedules, and leads projects from kickoff through completion. Requires customer-facing communication, complex problem-solving, consensus building, and collaboration across individual and group settings.

Designs and troubleshoots complex mechanical systems, tooling, fixtures, layouts, schematics, and specifications. Performs engineering analysis and testing, documents results, leads technical projects, develops suppliers, and coordinates procurement, manufacturing, installation, assembly, and disassembly processes. Requires collaboration across product lifecycle activities, including prototyping, materials selection, manufacturing, and resolving technical issues.

Manages a regional customer engineering team supporting semiconductor equipment start-ups, warranties, service agreements, system uptime, and customer satisfaction. Forecasts financial, staffing, inventory, and operational needs; manages start-up costs and timelines; ensures safety, quality, and performance targets; escalates system downtime; hires, trains, and develops customer engineers; maintains customer and employee satisfaction; and drives continuous improvement in technical service performance.

Owns strategic customer accounts and serves as the primary interface for Applied Materials’ service business. Develops account growth strategies, identifies service opportunities, leads proposals and contract negotiations, manages forecasts, and builds executive relationships. Translates semiconductor manufacturing challenges into value-based service solutions, coordinates cross-functional teams, communicates return on investment, and drives revenue growth, retention, customer satisfaction, and long-term account development.