Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
24 Jun, 25
Salary
70000.0
Posted On
24 Mar, 25
Experience
0 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Statistical Software, Regulatory Compliance, Federal Government, Jmp, Flexible Spending Accounts, Balance, Stairs, Homeland Security, Six Sigma, E Verify, Health Insurance, Color, Sql, Design, Twist, Grasp
Industry
Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
Diamond Foundry Inc. is solving the thermal limitation at the foundation of today’s most exciting tech industries - AI & cloud compute, electric-car power electronics, and 5G/6G wireless. We have managed to produce the world’s first single-crystal diamond wafers and are now on a mission to put a diamond behind every chip. We are the rare unicorn that has grown fast and profitably. We received $515m in funding and are executing a multi-$B expansion plan for one of the greenest forms of tech manufacturing: converting greenhouse gas into diamond wafers using zero-emission energy.
Located in beautiful Wenatchee, WA, Diamond Foundry is seeking an ambitious and versatile Process Engineer to join our team. In this role, you will be working on improving processes and methods of operating high-tech plasma-based manufacturing equipment. Quality control and continuous improvements will be key. You’ll be working with an experienced team of mechanical, chemical, and materials engineers and will be encouraged to gain experience in different areas. The position will involve hands-on work with complex semiconductor-style plasma CVD manufacturing equipment and will focus on characterizing performance, improving stability, and making incremental improvements to production metrics. Willing to work overtime and weekends to meet production goals. The position requires a successful candidate to be onsite.
REQUIREMENTS:
Manufacturing and Engineering Departments Physical Requirements:
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