Software/Systems (Controls) Engineer

Applied Materials•Gloucester, MA

4d•$108,000 - $148,500•Onsite

About The Position

As a Software Engineer at Applied Materials, you’ll dive deep into ground-breaking technologies—like machine learning and AI—to craft novel software solutions that solve our customers’ high-value problems. Our Software Engineers are responsible for designing, prototyping, developing, and debugging software solutions for semiconductor equipment components and devices to ensure quality and functionality. You'll develop software documentation and test procedures, troubleshoot software problems, and communicate with internal customers to understand project requirements. As part of our team, you'll contribute your expertise in intricate systems, deciphering code, and anticipating software behaviors to ensure Applied remains the leader in the semiconductor and display sectors. The Control Systems Software Department of Applied Materials Varian Semiconductor Equipment business unit located in Gloucester, MA develops the software for the control system of semiconductor process equipment. This includes developing interfaces for advanced sensors, designing the data and control flow, creating algorithms for the optimal material engineering on an atomic scale and the real-time control of devices such as robots, motors, generators, vacuum pumps and flow controllers. Other aspects of our work include the design of the user interface, data collection, storage and analysis, machine learning and analytics, remote access and security.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related field, such as computer science, information management, software/system engineering, cyber security or mathematics
2–4 years of related experience
Proficiency in C/C++, .Net, C#, Operating Systems, Networking principles, Algorithms, Multi-threading

Nice To Haves

Strong conceptual knowledge of software engineering and a willingness to expand your capabilities
A solid understanding of the industry’s key business drivers
Real-time Control
Motion Control
Microsoft Visual Studio

Responsibilities

Design, prototype and develop moderately complex software solutions for semiconductor equipment components and devices
Designs common software modules and libraries for use across multiple products
Develop software documentation and test procedures
Troubleshoot a variety of moderately difficult software problems; design and implement bug fixes
Communicate with internal and external customers for requirement analysis, project schedule and software troubleshooting
Coordinate with Cross-Functional Engineering teams including EE, ME, Systems, and Physics to design and release solutions to high value problems