Manufacturing Engineer III - Electrical/Electromechanical

Applied Materials•Gloucester, MA

4d•$96,000 - $132,000

About The Position

Applied Materials is a global leader in materials science and engineering solutions that support semiconductor chips and advanced displays. The Manufacturing Engineer develops and maintains methods, operating sequences, and processes for fabricating parts, components, subassemblies, and final assemblies. The role works with other engineering functions to coordinate the release of product improvements and new products, and applies engineering principles to reduce manufacturing costs, improve product quality, establish time standards, and recommend tooling and process requirements. Lean principles, automation, and continuous improvement support operational excellence, productivity, and cost-effectiveness. The engineer also develops and uses test procedures, evaluates test results and work methods, and identifies root causes and solutions for operational issues. This position may require standing for extended periods, walking, working in tight spaces, bending, squatting, twisting, kneeling, reaching, lifting, distinguishing colors, working in noisy environments, and using hand and power tools. Work may involve a clean room and require personal protective equipment, including coveralls, hoods, booties, safety glasses, gloves, respirators, chemical aprons, and face shields. The position is full-time, with no travel required. Relocation is eligible. Compensation is listed as $96,000 to $132,000, and a selected candidate may also be eligible for a bonus and stock award program, as applicable.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree.
4–7 years of experience.
Demonstrated conceptual knowledge and technical experience for everyday problem-solving on the job.

Nice To Haves

Solid interpersonal skills, including the ability to clearly explain difficult or sensitive information and build consensus.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain methods, operating sequences, and processes for fabricating parts, components, subassemblies, and final assemblies.
Coordinate with other engineering functions on the release of product improvements and new products, and manage manufacturing engineering projects as needed.
Lead a team in applying design for excellence (DFx) principles to estimate and reduce manufacturing and/or product costs and improve product quality.
Determine time standards and recommend tooling and process requirements.
Develop and use test procedures; evaluate test results, work methods, procedures, and policies.
Determine root causes and corrective actions for issues arising during assembly or system testing; perform Process Failure Mode & Effects Analysis and provide reports as needed.
Mentor and train junior-level engineers.