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Description
Our international client is currently searching for a Photolithography Process Engineer to be part of the fab engineering team, to support the business in delivering products to meet technical specifications and timelines. The role will involve optimizing existing fab processes to support R&D and manufacturing wafers. Working closely with facility, equipment and integration engineers will be required to develop new processes to meet new device requirements for future technology. Required skills for the Photolithography Process Engineer will include: Hands-on semiconductor photolithography process experience Fab equipment and metrology knowledge Knowledge and experience of SPC processes Good communication skills Degree in relevant subject, Physics, Chemistry, Material Science, Chemical Engineering, Electronic Engineering etc. Please contact Rachel Anderson for further details.
Location
Ipswich
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