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Pyramid Semiconductor, part of the HEICO group, seeks a hands-on Process/Quality Engineer to strengthen and continuously improve semiconductor assembly processes, with emphasis on die attach and wire bonding. The role involves collaborating with engineering, operations, and quality to sustain reliable devices and uphold quality systems.
You will contribute to ISO 9001 and AS9100 compliance, perform audits, lead root-cause investigations, and drive continuous improvement in a lean, small-team
Pyramid Semiconductor, part of the HEICO group (www.heico.com, NYSE HEI), develops and manufactures high-reliability semiconductor products for aerospace, defense, and other mission-critical applications. Our small, experienced team works across engineering, operations, and quality to sustain trusted legacy devices and solve complex product-obsolescence challenges for our customers.
Pyramid Semiconductor, part of the HEICO group (www.heico.com, NYSE HEI), develops and manufactures high-reliability semiconductor products for aerospace, defense, and other mission-critical applications. Our small, experienced team works across engineering, operations, and quality to sustain trusted legacy devices and solve complex product-obsolescence challenges for our customers.
We are seeking a hands‑on Process & Quality Engineer to strengthen and continuously improve our semiconductor assembly processes, with particular emphasis on die attach and wire bonding. This role is well suited to a mechanical, manufacturing, or related engineer who enjoys working directly with production equipment, operators, tooling, fixtures, and packages—and who can convert practical shop‑floor knowledge into stable, documented, and repeatable processes.
Because we operate with a lean team, the engineer will also contribute to Pyramid’s quality management system, internal and external audits, corrective actions, and compliance with ISO 9001 and AS9100 requirements. The balance between process and quality work will vary with production priorities, customer programs, and the audit calendar.