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Nearfield Instruments in Hillsboro, Oregon seeks an experienced Technical Program Manager to serve as an on-site technical contributor for a major customer. You will align customer development teams with Nearfield’s product and engineering groups to support new product introductions and early production ramp.
You will act as a technical bridge, troubleshooting, documenting best-known methods, and enabling smooth technology transfer while collaborating across field hardware, software, and product
Nearfield Instruments is a fast-growing technology company bringing together creative minds in science and engineering to develop a revolutionary high-throughput atomic force microscopy (AFM) platform. Our systems enable atom-scale, true-3D metrology at industry-relevant throughput and are becoming critical tools for advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
We design, develop, integrate, market, and support these advanced metrology systems and are expanding rapidly across the U.S. and Asia.
As a Technical Program manager within the Key Account organization, you will serve as an on-site technical contributor supporting Nearfield’s products at a major customer location. You will work closely with customer development teams and Nearfield’s product and engineering groups to support new product introductions, application development, and early production ramp.
This role is hands-on and customer-facing, with a strong focus on learning, execution, and collaboration. You will help ensure Nearfield’s AFM solutions are successfully evaluated, adopted, and transferred into production environments, while building deep expertise in advanced metrology applications.
You will act as a technical bridge between the customer and Nearfield headquarters, supporting experiments, troubleshooting issues, and capturing best-known methods (BKMs) to enable smooth technology transfer over time.
We are looking for an engineer who enjoys working at the intersection of customer engagement, hands-on engineering, and product development. You don’t need to have all the answers on day one—but you should be comfortable learning quickly, asking good questions, and working across teams.