Senior Engineer I-Process (Semiconductor Manufacturing)

Location: Lowell, Massachusetts, United States

Annual base salary: $70,304–$205,000

Company

hirify.global develops semiconductor technology and products for commercial, military communications, radar, and instrumentation applications.

What you will do

• Support wafer-fab tools and processes in areas such as photo, etch, deposition, and diffusion.
• Develop, monitor, and test semiconductor products manufactured on silicon and gallium arsenide wafers.
• Create and update process specifications and monitor tool and process results using SPC.
• Design, run, and document experiments, including process changes and improvements.
• Lead initiatives to improve yield, reduce cycle time, and lower manufacturing costs.
• Qualify new equipment and communicate process-improvement recommendations to the wafer-fabrication engineering team.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.
• 5–7 years of experience in semiconductor manufacturing.
• Experience with Design of Experiments and Statistical Process Control.
• Strong Microsoft Office skills, including high proficiency in Excel.
• Ability to organize and present process-improvement information and develop creative solutions to manufacturing problems.
• Effective verbal and written communication skills in English.

Nice to have

• Experience with legacy wafer fabrication technologies using 3-inch to 6-inch wafers.
• Experience in photo or etch processes.
• Ability to use AI for research, data analysis, and data presentation.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time employment in a hands-on role at a small manufacturing facility.
• Base pay is supplemented by restricted stock units and quarterly bonus payments.
• Health benefits begin on the first day of employment.
• Retirement savings plans and an employee stock purchase program with a two-year look-back feature are available.
• Travel requirement is 0%–25%; the role includes standing, walking, lifting, pushing, and pulling requirements.

Work authorization

• Access to US export-controlled technology requires proof of US citizenship, permanent US residency, or protected-individual status under 8 USC 1324b(a)(3).