Senior Embedded Electrical Systems Engineer (Firmware)

Lam Research Salzburg GmbH; Fremont (CA); Hybrid; USD 119,000 - 261,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site Flex

Virtual Flex

Job summary

Lam Research in Fremont, CA is seeking an Embedded Electrical Systems Design Engineer 4 to design and develop embedded systems for wafer fabrication equipment. You will work on PCB design, firmware, and system integration, collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet milestones.

We value experience in embedded architectures, low-voltage electronics, and the ability to mentor teammates while delivering robust, validated designs for next‑generation tools.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in Electrical/Computer Engineering required.
• B.S. degree required; M.S. degree preferred for advanced roles.
• Experience designing embedded systems and PCB development lifecycle.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop custom electrical and embedded systems for semiconductor capital equipment.
• PCB design for low voltage, high-speed, or embedded systems from schematic to integration.
• Firmware development for embedded solutions (C, C++, Verilog, VHDL).
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define project requirements.
• Manage projects and lead engineers to meet milestones.
• Integrate designs within a larger system and assist with tool troubleshooting.
• Present design and validation results to stakeholders and mentor teammates.

Skills

Embedded systems design

PCB design

Firmware development

Cross-functional collaboration

Project leadership

Troubleshooting

Education

B.S. in Electrical/Computer Engineering

M.S. in Electrical/Computer Engineering

Job description

Lam Research in Fremont, CA is seeking an Embedded Electrical Systems Design Engineer 4 to design and develop embedded systems for wafer fabrication equipment. You will work on PCB design, firmware, and system integration, collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet milestones.

We value experience in embedded architectures, low-voltage electronics, and the ability to mentor teammates while delivering robust, validated designs for next‑generation tools.