Yield Process Engineer

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Yield Process Engineer – Oldham - £38,000 - £40,000 - Electronics

Are you a talented engineer with a passion for electronics? A leading technology firm in Oldham is seeking a Yield Process Engineer to join their dynamic team. This role offers the chance to contribute to innovative projects to improve yield of advance semiconductor products.

As a Yield Process Engineer, you will be instrumental in improving the yield of products. This involves analysing production data, identifying yield detractors, and implementing solutions to enhance overall efficiency.

You will have a degree in Electronics Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field.

Additionally, candidates should have:

  • Proven experience in Process, Yield, Test or Quality engineering.

  • Proficiency in data analysis and knowledge of statistical process control.

  • Strong analysis skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.

  • Excellent communication skills to effectively convey technical information to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

  • Familiarity with semiconductor fabrication processes and equipment.

    The company values continuous learning and professional development, offering numerous opportunities for career growth. Employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including competitive salaries, health benefits, discretionary bonus and 25 days holiday allowance.

    In addition to the technical challenges and professional growth, the role is based in Oldham, a town known for its rich industrial heritage and vibrant community. The location offers a balanced lifestyle with easy access to both urban amenities and the scenic countryside.

    Apply Now! Or for more information, on the Yield Process Engineer role, please contact Tommy Beazley quoting job reference TRB443

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