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Semiconductor Process Engineering Manager

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Semiconductor Process Engineering Manager
Our international client is currently searching for a Semiconductor Process Engineering Manager to lead semiconductor wafer process development and fab delivery across high-end R&D and low-volume production environments. Driving technology innovation, ensuring operational excellence, and delivering next-generation products to meet customer needs will be requirements of the role.
Key Responsibilities
Leadership
- Lead and develop the process engineering team, setting clear objectives and building capability.
- Own end-to-end wafer fab delivery for R&D and production programmes.
- Drive process innovation aligned with the technology roadmap.
- Promote continuous improvement, collaboration, and a data-driven culture.
- Ensure effective performance management, skills development, and safe working practices.
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- Lead semiconductor process development and maintain advanced process/tool capabilities.
- Drive yield improvement, process optimisation, and structured problem-solving using Lean Six Sigma principles.
- Apply data-driven approaches to accelerate R&D development and new device/process introduction.
- Support evaluation and development of new materials and technologies.


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Required Experience & Qualifications
- Degree or higher in Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, or related discipline.
- 5+ years’ wafer fab experience with technical leadership experience.
- Strong knowledge of semiconductor processing techniques.
- Experience with III-V materials and processing.
- Proven team leadership and development skills.
Please contact Rachel Anderson for further details.
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