Manufacturing Process Engineer (all genders) - 1963

You face challenges such as

• independently managing optical metrology processes in semiconductor manufacturing, with a focus on continuously improving quality, stability, and yield

• creating, qualifying, integrating into IT systems, and maintaining measurement recipes, as well as independently developing complex models

• conducting cost-effectiveness analyses and cost comparisons of new metrology processes, technologies, and equipment, taking into account technical feasibility, capacity, future requirements, and strategic direction

• contributing to the development of new metrology methods and defining process monitoring approaches that incorporate emerging technologies

• adapting proven technologies used by other semiconductor manufacturers to existing processes

• training and providing technical guidance to production staff in the field of metrology

• developing and implementing measures to improve flexibility and reduce costs, while taking responsibility for the release process as part of the Technical Review Board

• conceptualizing and coordinating projects in the field of metrology

• optimizing workflows for data collection and response to measurement results, with a focus on increasing data availability and quality to reduce manufacturing costs

• improving the efficiency of data collection and analysis, enhancing data quality, and accelerating response times to process deviations

You inspire us with

• a completed degree in physics, electrical engineering, chemistry, or a comparable field

• advanced skills in programming evaluation systems

• experience and expertise in metrology within wafer manufacturing

• solid process knowledge in semiconductor technology

• hands-on experience with measurement technology in semiconductor manufacturing

• initiative, responsibility, strong problem-solving skills, and flexibility

• an independent, responsible working style combined with a cooperative and team-oriented approach

• your business-fluent language skills in English

Better Living not only in Engineering - you can expect

• various career paths and individual development perspectives in a future-oriented company

• mentoring programs, feedback discussions, and further training

• modern equipped offices

• flexible working models and mobile work depending on the project situation (after the training phase, presence of 2-3 days per week on-site is desirable)

• attractive additional benefits such as daycare subsidies, company pension scheme, company health insurance

• employee offers such as corporate fitness, JobRad, PC leasing, shopping discounts, and team events