ALD Process Development Engineer Shape Thin-Film Innovation

Beneq Oy; Espoo; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Beneq Oy, based in Espoo, Finland, is seeking a Process Development Engineer to advance ALD technology within its TFS-Series team for research customers.

Join one of the world’s leading ALD teams and work in a collaborative, low-hierarchy environment focused on innovation and ownership. The role emphasizes design and optimization of ALD processes, documentation, and customer interaction.

Qualifications

• MSc or PhD in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, or a related field.
• Deep understanding of ALD, thin film deposition, or a related field.
• Hands-on experience in process development and statistical analysis (including Design of Experiments).
• Understanding of process hardware and ability to troubleshoot.

Responsibilities

• Design and execute ALD process development to meet customer requirements.
• Develop and optimize ALD processes in a clean room environment.
• Manage process development projects aligned with customer timelines.
• Document process parameters, measurements and conclusions.
• Act as the primary technical contact for customers and build strong relationships with them.
• Collaborate with product team to improve ALD-related services and drive improvements in development methodologies.

Skills

ALD process development

Thin film deposition

Statistical analysis/DOE

Process troubleshooting

Characterization methods

Technical communication

Education

MSc/PhD in Chemistry/Chemical Engineering/Materials Science/Physics

Tools

Process hardware familiarity

Job description

Beneq Oy, based in Espoo, Finland, is seeking a Process Development Engineer to advance ALD technology within its TFS-Series team for research customers.

Join one of the world’s leading ALD teams and work in a collaborative, low-hierarchy environment focused on innovation and ownership. The role emphasizes design and optimization of ALD processes, documentation, and customer interaction.