The Process Engineering Manager leads a team of process engineers and technical contributors responsible for wafer fabrication process development, sustaining, yield improvement, and technology transfer across assigned modules. The role provides senior technical and people leadership in a cleanroom manufacturing environment. Its primary scope includes molding, ball and die attach, bonding, wet etch, cleans, related metrology, module-level integration support, process control, qualification, and transfer. The broader process areas mentioned include thin films, dry etch, plating, and electrochemical processing. The manager sets clear goals and leads performance management, coaching, employee development, and succession planning. The role builds technical capability through process ownership, knowledge sharing, and delegation of meaningful technical responsibilities. It also leads process development, optimization, qualification, and sustaining; drives structured root-cause investigations and yield and defect improvements; and partners across functions to resolve technical issues, support new technology introductions, ensure compliance, and communicate priorities, risks, and resource needs to leadership. The position requires at least 15 years of experience in a wafer fabrication cleanroom environment and at least two years of leadership, supervisory, or management experience. U.S. citizenship is required, and the position requires holding or being able to obtain a government security clearance. The annual salary range is $136,960–$205,440, with pay determined by factors including job-related experience, skills, education, and credentials.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager