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Job summary
A leading specialty glass manufacturer in California is seeking a Thin Film Process Engineer to develop and optimize thin-film coating processes. This full-time, on-site position in Torrance involves designing and monitoring optical coatings, as well as implementing process improvements while ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards. Candidates should hold a degree in Chemical Engineering or Materials Science and possess expertise in process engineering, analytical skills, and troubleshooting complex challenges in a manufacturing environment. Experience with optical coatings is preferred.
Qualifications
Strong skills in Process Design and Process Control.
Expertise in Process Engineering and Chemical Engineering.
Proficiency in Analytical Skills for performance evaluation.
Ability to troubleshoot equipment and process challenges.
Experience with optical coatings and thin-film technologies preferred.
Familiarity with ISO-9001 or ITAR standards is a plus.
Responsibilities
Develop and optimize thin-film coating processes.
Design and monitor processes for optical coatings.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams.
Implement process improvements to meet performance requirements.
Skills
Process Design
Process Control
Chemical Engineering
Analytical Skills
Troubleshooting
Problem-solving
Collaboration
Attention to detail
Education
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field
Job description
A leading specialty glass manufacturer in California is seeking a Thin Film Process Engineer to develop and optimize thin-film coating processes. This full-time, on-site position in Torrance involves designing and monitoring optical coatings, as well as implementing process improvements while ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards. Candidates should hold a degree in Chemical Engineering or Materials Science and possess expertise in process engineering, analytical skills, and troubleshooting complex challenges in a manufacturing environment. Experience with optical coatings is preferred.