Applied Materials is seeking motivated graduate students to join its Research & Development (Varian R&D) and Advanced Project Development teams in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Co-op students will contribute to development and optimization of semiconductor processes and equipment, working with technologies such as ion implantation, material modification, deposition, etch, pattern shaping, plating, and wafer processing. Students will work alongside experienced engineers and scientists on processes and solutions for future semiconductor manufacturing. This is an on-site opportunity with multiple start dates available between January and February 2027, with the greatest need for January starts. The assignment lasts 6–9 or more months. Students must maintain active student status and, where applicable, appropriate work authorization, including approved CPT, for the full assignment. Candidates may be considered for different Process Engineer Co-op opportunities according to their qualifications, research interests, and team needs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level