Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
05 May, 25
Salary
0.0
Posted On
05 Feb, 25
Experience
0 year(s) or above
Remote Job
No
Telecommute
No
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Good communication skills
Industry
Marketing/Advertising/Sales
At Nearfield Instruments we’re looking for a Field Applications Engineer Portland, Oregon (USA) to join our team.
Full-time · Portland, Oregon (USA)
WHO WE ARE
At Nearfield Instruments, we develop, integrate, market and service advanced 3D metrology solutions, tackling the process control challenges in the nano industry. It’s our high-throughput QUADRA with four mini atomic force microscopes that helps the world’s leading chipmakers assure the quality and increase production of increasingly smaller, complex and powerful IC devices. Our daringly innovative, atom-scale systems offer solutions for next-gen chips, the latest technologies such as hybrid bonding, and even the most critical layers, including gate-all-around transistors. Being a scale-up founded in 2016, we now employ more than 200 of the most creative minds in science and technology.
Learn more about Nearfield Instruments
MEET THE COMPLEX METROLOGY NEEDS OF THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY IN THIS CUSTOMER-FACING ROLE AT A RAPIDLY GROWING SCALE-UP.
Chips are shrinking, becoming increasingly powerful and complex. But as a result, currently used metrology systems in the semiconductor industry no longer meet process control requirements. Nearfield Instruments offers the solution in terms of speed, precision and the capability of measuring the very latest, most complex 3D nanostructures. As a metrology application engineer, you will play a key role in identifying and meeting each customer’s metrology needs. Would you like to collaborate with the world’s leading chipmakers and get to see the results of your work in practice? We’re growing hiring.
WHAT YOU’RE GOING TO DO?
In your role, you will help the customer get the most out of our products and represent the voice of the customer towards to the central teams. You will assist the world’s leading chipmakers stay in control of their manufacturing processes by demonstrating the capabilities of our cutting-edge atomic force microscopy (AFM) systems on customer wafers. Your input will also contribute to R&D to meet future needs of our customers.
Your responsibilities include: