Systems Engineer (Electronics Integration)

KLA•Milpitas, CA

8d•$159,500 - $271,200•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a Systems Engineer to lead development, integration, and qualification of advanced e-beam systems. This role requires strong technical depth in systems level electronics development along with strong cross-functional leadership and system-level problem solving. The position is responsible for defining requirements, driving integration strategies, resolving complex technical issues, and ensuring successful delivery of new technologies from concept through qualification.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Systems Engineering, or related technical field.
Strong foundation in electronics, hardware/software integration, and system-level engineering.
Demonstrated experience with requirements management, system integration, verification, and complex technical problem solving.
Proven ability to independently lead cross-functional technical efforts and execute complex engineering projects.

Nice To Haves

Experience developing or supporting software for hardware control, diagnostics, automation, or data acquisition (e.g., Python, C/C++, MATLAB).
Experience with high-voltage systems, mixed-signal electronics, FPGA-based designs, or embedded control systems.
Experience in semiconductor equipment, inspection systems, e-beam technologies, or other advanced instrumentation environments.

Responsibilities

Lead integration of electronics, software, and hardware subsystems to ensure system performance, reliability, and manufacturability.
Drive system architecture, requirements definition, and verification strategies for advanced e-beam systems and test platforms.
Lead complex root cause investigations and system-level troubleshooting across hardware, software, and integration boundaries.
Develop and execute system characterization, validation, and qualification plans for new and existing products.
Provide technical leadership while partnering with electrical, software, optics, mechanical, and product engineering teams to resolve technical issues and tradeoffs.