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Required Senior Process & Yield Engineer - Manufacturing
Position Overview
The Senior Process & Yield Engineer will play a key role in developing, optimizing, and sustaining manufacturing processes to ensure quality, device performance, and line yield.
This role involves deep technical ownership of process modules, cross functional problem solving, yield excursion management, and continuous improvement of factory performance.
The ideal candidate possesses hands on process expertise, strong data driven decision making capabilities, and a proven ability to lead complex engineering initiatives in a high volume manufacturing environment.
Job Description
Key Responsibilities
Sustaining Process Engineering:
Monitor process health and equipment performance; respond to line abnormalities and excursions in real time.
Collaborate with Equipment Engineering to ensure tool matching, qualification, and tool health stability.
Maintain process documentation, change management, FMEA, and risk assessments.
Process Development & Optimization:
Develop, characterize, and optimize process steps to meet device performance, yield, and cost targets.
Own and coach DOE planning and execution to improve process stability, robustness, and manufacturability.
Define process recipes, operating windows (EWAs), and control plans aligned with technology requirements.
Yield Engineering & Data Analysis:
Conduct root‑cause analysis for yield loss and parametric drift; drive corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).
Use statistical tools (JMP, Python, SPC systems) for yield trend analysis and early detection of process anomalies.
Lead continuous improvement cycles through Six Sigma and structured problem‑solving methodologies.
Cross-Functional Collaboration:
Work closely with device engineering, equipment teams, integration, and quality to resolve technical issues.
Support NPI (New Product Introduction) activities including process readiness, qualification, and ramp to volume.
Participate in cross-site technical forums, best-practice sharing, and global engineering programs.

We are looking for a System Engineer Lead to lead our next generation system development.
In this role, the Project Lead will technically lead a complex multidisciplinary electro-optical system architecture. He will define and manage the required performance analysis, technical solutions, implementation methods, and field deployment to the customer's satisfaction.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Technical:
Design the system architecture/high-level design and technical requirements.
Serve as the system go-to person for all technical matters; a technical expert knowledgeable in system operation, performance, and troubleshooting. Act as the technical POC for system escalations and customer support.
Project Management:
Plan, monitor, and lead the project to ensure product delivery within required specifications, on time, and within the allocated budget (Gates, PMR).
Maintain a project risk management and mitigation plan.
Lead the development activities and technical reviews throughout the PLC (SRR, PDR, CDR, FDR) and other technical design reviews.
Assign project tasks, follow up, and align with development groups, service, and production.
Lead all aspects of the beta tool delivery.
Act as the key contact for inbound topics (matrix interface) and outbound topics with MKT.
Team:
Develop and grow team ownership and technical capabilities.
Provide technical guidance for System/Product engineers.

Our Systems Group is looking for a Systems Engineer to join the Integrated Metrology team, a multidisciplinary group of physicists and engineers working together to implement cutting-edge metrology technologies in the semiconductor industry from a unique and innovative perspective.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Perform theoretical and experimental systems engineering to support state-of-the-art new and existing multidisciplinary optical measurement products
Drive the full lifecycle from customer needs through feasibility and concept evaluation, leading to cross-disciplinary system requirements, while defining and managing system KPIs
Conduct laboratory and on-site system diagnostics, troubleshooting, and problem-solving, including root-cause analysis, mitigation plans, implementation of robust system calibration methods, and product transfer to manufacturing
Work closely with multiple disciplines, including physics, optics, algorithms, mechanics, electronics, and software
Translate customers high-level requirements into detailed technical specifications
Travel to customer sites worldwide (2-3 times per year).

We are seeking an Experimental Physicist with broad exposure to multiple technologies, ideally with a strong background in ultrafast optics. Experience or familiarity with semiconductor process control and fabrication is considered a strong advantage.
As a New-Tech Physicist, you will lead and execute concept and feasibility studies, working both independently and in close collaboration with internal teams and external partners. In this role, you will play a key part in identifying, evaluating, and integrating emerging technologies that will shape our innovation roadmap and future product portfolio.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Lead and execute early-stage research projects to explore, validate, and de-risk new technological concepts, including hands-on laboratory work, data analysis, and simulations
Identify emerging industry needs and proactively scout disruptive and enabling technologies to address future challenges
Collaborate closely with cross-functional internal teams and external partners (academia and industry) to drive feasibility studies and concept development
Influence our strategic technology direction by introducing novel, high-impact ideas into the companys innovation and technology portfolio.