Field Applications Engineer
Job Description
Overview
PDF Solutions Inc. is seeking a highly driven Field Applications Engineer to join our Korea based engineering team supporting PDF’s advanced e-beam inspection platform. This role plays a critical part in enabling yield enhancement for leading-edge 300mm semiconductor manufacturing.
The ideal candidate is a self-driven and detail-oriented engineer with strong analytical and communication skills, comfortable working in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment. This role provides opportunities to grow technically, contribute to product development, and take on leadership responsibilities.
We welcome experienced professionals as well as recent PhD graduates.
Responsibilities
- Work in 300mm fab and write inspection recipes on PDF’s e-beam tools.
- Drive wafer inspection and perform analysis reduce yield loss on some of the world’s most advanced ICs.
- Oversee the data pipeline from measurement and monitor data quality and health of tool.
- Perform R&D and experiments for improving and optimizing recipes based on data analysis
- Lead complex engineering projects and drive continuous business process improvement and automation
Qualifications
Job Requirements:
- Minimum Master’s degree or minimum 2 years of field experience
- Degree in Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics, Materials Science or similar engineering field
- Experience working with inspection tools, including optical, voltage-contract or spectroscopy
- Ability to work in production environment and respond to customer promptly requests with high standard results
Preferred Skills:
- Experience in semiconductor industry (preferably sub-20nm FIN-fet technology)
- Statistical data analysis in NumPy, JMP, Tableau, or MATLAB
- Python or other programming experience (Java, C#, C++, Ruby, Perl, etc.)
- Ability to interact with RD teams of different disciplines to resolve issues or drive improvement
Pay Range
KRW ₩60,000,000 – KRW ₩100,000,000 /Yr.
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To view the job application please visit careers.pdf.com.




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