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Coordinate internal stakeholders to complete and document checklist steps in the corporate ERP system, enabling contracted customer repair loops. Responsibilities include holding meetings, communicating effectively, using Microsoft Office and other software, extracting SAP data into Word and Excel, navigating SAP transaction codes, and supporting basic problem-solving. The role is intended for a new college graduate with a bachelor's degree in business, supply chain, project management, or a related field.

Develop and maintain manufacturing processes, assembly procedures, work instructions, and test methods for complex semiconductor equipment. Support new product introduction, engineering changes, Design for Manufacturing, Lean improvement, process validation, cost reduction, and root-cause investigations. Collaborate with design, quality, supply chain, test, and operations teams to improve quality, productivity, capacity, and manufacturability. Analyze manufacturing and test data, support PFMEA and corrective actions, and ensure compliance with quality and safety requirements.

Leads cross-functional manufacturing and engineering teams through new product introduction, commercialization, and product lifecycle operations. Manages schedules, budgets, resources, risks, dependencies, process improvements, and operational deliverables. Coordinates pilot manufacturing, engineering, procurement, suppliers, and business operations while resolving issues and presenting program status to senior management. The role requires project management expertise, manufacturing operations knowledge, strong analytical and communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Project and Excel.

Develop and maintain manufacturing processes, work instructions, assembly procedures, and test methods for semiconductor equipment. Support new product introduction, engineering changes, design-for-manufacturing initiatives, lean improvements, process validation, root-cause investigations, and corrective actions. Analyze manufacturing and quality data, improve cost, quality, yield, cycle time, and capacity, and collaborate with engineering, quality, suppliers, and operations teams. The role works under general supervision and requires up to 10% travel.

Support demand forecasting, inventory and material planning for assigned products, perform shortage and root-cause analysis, collaborate cross-functionally to resolve planning issues, maintain planning data and processes, and contribute to continuous improvement and learning in product lifecycle planning.

Provides customer-facing process and equipment support throughout the semiconductor product lifecycle. Responsibilities include on-site installation, system diagnosis, troubleshooting, repair oversight, equipment qualification, customer instruction, tool optimization, root cause analysis, hypothesis experiments, design of experiments, statistical data analysis, and technical reporting. Acts as a liaison between customers and internal business units while supporting semiconductor processes including CVD, ALD, RIE, PVD, anneal, and implant.

Provides technical support for semiconductor equipment at customer sites, including escalations, installations, upgrades, troubleshooting, calibration, testing, and performance improvements. Serves as an escalation liaison between customers, field teams, and engineering. Supports alpha and beta site deployments, reviews engineering change orders, analyzes system performance metrics and spending, creates technical documentation, and presents improvement plans to customers. May lead small projects and supports colleagues with less experience.

Leads complex technical programs spanning manufacturing readiness, supplier qualification, alternate-source development, supply chain resilience, risk mitigation, engineering changes, and corrective actions. Partners with engineering, quality, manufacturing, supply chain, and global suppliers to manage schedules, milestones, dependencies, technical risks, and executive communications from concept through implementation.

Leads concurrent enterprise IT programs spanning Windows desktop engineering, endpoint management, workplace mobility, and modern device management. Responsibilities include managing charters, roadmaps, budgets, resources, governance, delivery timelines, risks, dependencies, executive reporting, and operational handoffs. The role coordinates geographically distributed teams, drives technology transformation, improves program processes, manages stakeholders and vendors, and applies AI to automate program management tasks. Agile, Scrum, Kanban, dashboarding, and analytics experience are required or preferred.

The Technical Project Manager oversees the transition and release of new products into manufacturing, coordinating project plans and ensuring timely, within-budget performance objectives are met.