You join as a Tool Owner and hands-on production engineer on the deposition and etch scope: superconductor deposition, metal evaporation (including shadow-angle evaporation), and dry etching. These are the long-run tools the weekly output depends on — when a chamber goes down, the line feels it within a day.
You’re accountable for a defined set of tools: their uptime, maintenance, utilization, and the qualified recipes that run on them at industrial cadence. For each tool, you form a binome with a Process Owner from Process Development Engineering — you own the asset and its execution, they own the recipe and its process window; you solve the hard problems and qualify operators together.
You’re joining a team at its creation, reporting to the Cleanroom Operations Manager. You’ll build the operation rather than inherit one.
Two Tool Owner positions are open in parallel — one on lithography, one on deposition and etching. If your experience spans both, apply to whichever fits best; the team will route you accordingly.