At Multibeam Corporation, we innovate technology that will shape the future of microelectronics. Now is an appealing time — we are launching a product that could impact everything from the next generation IoT (internet of things) to the security of your smartphone.

We believe the key to our success will be our people. Our best employees love what they do and bring unique backgrounds to our fast-paced, highly collaborative environment. We are managed by some of the brightest in Silicon Valley, including Dr. David K. Lam, founder and prior CEO of Lam Research (NASDAQ: LRCX). We’re looking to expand our small team with like-minded individuals who want to grow with us. Most importantly, we want you to be passionate, have fun, and uphold our values of mutual respect, integrity, as well as collaboration.

JOB DESCRIPTION

As a Sr. Mechanical Engineer, you will be responsible for the development, design, and implementation of mechanical systems in our new MEBL electron-beam lithography system. Lead the work with external contract design and manufacturing companies. Be part of our internal core technology engineering and the transition to mass production.

This role requires at least 5 years experience in design in semiconductor equipment, with background in vacuum systems, vacuum chamber control, and wafer handling.

DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES

• Design and implement mechanical systems in our new products
• Set subsystem specifications and requirements
• Interface and manage our contract design and manufacturing partners on the relevant systems
• Support the build, test, and deployment of our new product
• Interface and manage our contract design and manufacturing partners on the relevant systems
• Work with operations to establish the manufacturing engineering function

EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE

• B.S. or higher degree in mechanical engineering
• 5 years industry experience in semiconductor equipment design
• Experience using SolidWorks or other CAD programs
• Experience with: semi vacuum systems, vacuum chamber design, motion control, wafer handling