ALD Manufacturing Project Lead – New Product Transitions

Applied Materials, Inc.; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 116,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Applied Materials, Inc. in Austin is seeking a Technical Project Manager for ALD Manufacturing Engineering to guide New Product Transitions and continuous improvement efforts. You will collaborate with Design, Manufacturing, Test, and Supply Chain to drive new chambers from concept to volume production.

The role emphasizes DFx, test fixture development, and cross-functional leadership to meet performance, cost, and schedule goals in semiconductor manufacturing.

Qualifications

• Interfaces with engineering to release product improvements and new products.
• Launches, approves and implements engineering changes for design and operations.
• Estimates manufacturing costs and determines tooling and process needs.
• Leads cross-functional teams to build test specifications and documentation.
• Drives continuous improvement and corrective actions in test strategies.

Responsibilities

• Launches and implements engineering changes to support volume production.
• Develops test strategies and fixtures for new chambers undergoing transitions.
• Coordinates with design, materials, and operations to ensure quality targets.
• Gathers data, analyzes results, and drives corrective actions as needed.
• Supports new product transitions from lab to manufacturing environment.

Skills

Project Management

Capital Equipment

ALD tools

Manufacturing Engineering

Test Engineering

Cross-functional teamwork

Tools

DFx

Test Fixtures

Job description

Applied Materials, Inc. in Austin is seeking a Technical Project Manager for ALD Manufacturing Engineering to guide New Product Transitions and continuous improvement efforts. You will collaborate with Design, Manufacturing, Test, and Supply Chain to drive new chambers from concept to volume production.

The role emphasizes DFx, test fixture development, and cross-functional leadership to meet performance, cost, and schedule goals in semiconductor manufacturing.