Location: Santa Clara, CA Duties: Develop new RF/Plasma system modules related to silicon wafer processing equipment, which includes developing specifications, negotiation with suppliers, working with multifunctional internal group to develop prototypes, test plans, analyzing data, and releasing products. Participate in troubleshooting effort to solve any RF/Plasma system related issues in the Lab. Work with customer account teams to participate in troubleshooting efforts to solve technical issues that occur at customer fabs. Develop new features on existing RF submodules, such as RF generators and RF matches, which includes working with suppliers and generating specification, testing prototype units, and release it as a final product. Participate in CIP (Continuous Improvement Project) by analyzing the shortcomings of the existing products, generate improvement specifications, working with cross functional team to develop engineering design, procure a prototype, test the unit and analyze the data, and release the product. Requirements: Bachelors degree or foreign degree equivalent in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electrical and Computer Science, or related field plus Two (2) years of experience in the job offered or related electrical engineering occupation. In the Alternative, employer will accept a Masters degree or foreign degree equivalent in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electrical and Computer Science, or related field. This position also requires education or experience with: 1. Use of analytical equipment to characterize RF parameters, such as RF voltage, RF current, and impedance (including vector network analyzers, voltage/current sensors, and oscilloscopes); 2. Use of computer programs or scripts to control test equipment, analyze data, and generate mathematical results; and 3. RF engineering including transmission line theory, impedance matching, and Smith chart Salary: $133,827 $160,592 per year Contact: To apply, email resume to (email removed) and include Req # L8477 in the subject line.
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