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Rolling 1 year contract + benefits
Description
Our international client is currently searching for a Semiconductor Process Architect to develop robust processes within the wafer fab and to be responsible for the overall process performance within project responsibility. The role will involve leading structured problem resolutions and developing process strategy to meet the business technical roadmap requirements. Required skills for the Semiconductor Process Architect will include: Strong semiconductor wafer fab process experience Project management and proven track record of delivering development programs on time. Strong communication and leaderships qualities III-V or InP experience desirable Degree qualified Please contact Rachel Anderson for further details.
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Ipswich
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