Define specifications and acceptance tests for critical column components
Diagnose and resolve complex issues involving electron optics, imaging systems, vacuum systems, and electronics
Contribute to continuous improvement of characterization methods, analysis workflows, and tool capabilities
Collaborate with software, systems, electrical, mechanical and manufacturing teams
Prepare comprehensive technical reports and share findings with internal collaborators
Drive innovation and technology development for next-generation tools
Qualifications
Must-Have Skills & Experience
PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field, and over 5 years of relevant work experience
Expertise in electron optics and a proven track record in designing and operating electron beam columns
Experience in simulation and experimental characterization of electron sources
Proficiency with electron optics simulation software (eg. MEBS, SIMION)
Experience running finite element software packages (e.g. COMSOL, OPERA)
Proficiency with a scripting language (e.g. Python, Matlab)
Experience with high vacuum systems
Experience with high voltage power supplies and electron beam electronics
Background in surface science and electron-surface interactions
Experience working with semiconductor manufacturing tools
Nice to Have
Prior experience with voltage contrast imaging
Semiconductor process or cleanroom exposure
Background in signal or image processing
Pay Range
USD $145,000.00 - USD $155,000.00 /Yr.
Simulate electron optics columns and validate models using experimental measurements
Develop new modes of column operation and drive column architecture design improvements
Develop test methodologies, collect experimental data and analyze data sets
Convert findings into clear recommendations for product, process, or algorithm changes
Create system requirements, error budgets and tolerance analysis stack-ups
Define specifications and acceptance tests for critical column components
Diagnose and resolve complex issues involving electron optics, imaging systems, vacuum systems, and electronics
Contribute to continuous improvement of characterization methods, analysis workflows, and tool capabilities
Collaborate with software, systems, electrical, mechanical and manufacturing teams
Prepare comprehensive technical reports and share findings with internal collaborators
Drive innovation and technology development for next-generation tools
Must-Have Skills & Experience
PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field, and over 5 years of relevant work experience
Expertise in electron optics and a proven track record in designing and operating electron beam columns
Experience in simulation and experimental characterization of electron sources
Proficiency with electron optics simulation software (eg. MEBS, SIMION)
Experience running finite element software packages (e.g. COMSOL, OPERA)
Proficiency with a scripting language (e.g. Python, Matlab)
Experience with high vacuum systems
Experience with high voltage power supplies and electron beam electronics
Background in surface science and electron-surface interactions
Experience working with semiconductor manufacturing tools
Nice to Have
Prior experience with voltage contrast imaging
Semiconductor process or cleanroom exposure
Background in signal or image processing