Full-Time
Project Coordinator
Posted on 9/4/2025
Atomica
51-200 employees
MEMS foundry offering end-to-end manufacturing
Compensation Overview
$50k - $75k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Goleta, CA, USA
In Person
US Citizenship Required
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- Strong administrative and organizational skills
- Proven ability to quickly learn new skills, technologies, and processes
- Must be a U.S. Person under ITAR (citizen, green card holder, refugee, or asylum seeker)
- Ability to work onsite at Atomica in Goleta, CA
- Proficiency in Microsoft Project or similar software
- Experience with enterprise applications (e.g., ERP, MES) and data tools (e.g., MS Excel, Power BI)
- Assist with planning and coordination of project activities
- Update and manage customer accounts in PSA and CRM systems
- Coordinate meetings and maintain thorough project documentation, including agendas, notes, presentation preparation, and supporting materials for the Program Management team
- Assist Finance with invoicing, purchasing, and customer communications
- Familiarity with project management principles and metrics (preferred)
Atomica is a MEMS-focused manufacturing partner that designs, develops, and fabricates MEMS, photonics, biochips, and sensors. It operates as a MEMS foundry offering end-to-end services from design and photolithography to wafer bonding and testing, enabling customers to bring MEMS, photonic circuits, sensors, or biochips to life efficiently and cost-effectively. The company’s process combines 3D lithography with micro-scale optical integration to produce sophisticated devices, such as an ultra-fast MEMS-based chip for sorting live biological cells created with Miltenyi Biotec. Atomica’s competitive edge comes from its collaborative engineering approach, specialization in 3D lithography, and a recently upgraded 8-inch wafer facility that doubles device yield per wafer, improving manufacturing economics. Its goal is to expand high-quality MEMS and related devices for photonics, biomedical, and sensor markets by serving as a dependable, full-service manufacturing partner.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$30M
Headquarters
Goleta, California
Founded
2000
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- $30M Series C from Cerium, Novo Tellus, St. Cloud expands biochip-sensor-photonics capacity.
- MEMS relays outperform traditional relays in EVs, IoT, defense with superior efficiency.
- AI inspection and metrology boost cleanroom efficiency for rapid scalable production.
What critics are saying
- TSMC's 2025 InFO-MEMS undercuts photonics-sensors with lower-cost integrated scale.
- MEMSIC grabs 25% more US biomedical share via 30% cheaper state-subsidized biochips.
- Analog Devices lawsuit halts Atomica's automotive inertial sensor shipments.
What makes Atomica unique
- Largest US MEMS foundry operates 130,000 sq ft Santa Barbara campus with 30,000 sq ft class 100 cleanroom.
- Upgraded to 8-inch wafers doubles device production per wafer using 3D lithography.
- Advanced simulation bridges concept to fabrication for performance-yield tradeoffs.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Paid Time Off
Flexible Spending Account
Catered in-office lunches
Growth & Insights and Company News
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↓ -3%ATOMica, a social coworking business, announced the first close of its Series B funding round on June 6. The round was led by Global Brain's Takanawa Chikyueki Fund, with JR East as the main investor and continued support from existing shareholder FFG Venture Business Partners. The amount raised has not been disclosed, and the final close is expected this summer.
ATOMica, a company expanding its social coworking business nationwide, announced the 1st close of its Series B funding round on June 6. The round is led by Global Brain's Takanawa Chikyueki Fund, with JR East as the main investor and continued support from existing shareholder FFG Venture Business Partners. The funding amount is undisclosed, and the final close is expected this summer.
"Our simulation capability bridges the gap between concept and fabrication," said Darwin Enicks, CTO of Atomica. "It helps customers make informed tradeoffs on performance, yield, and reliability — before they commit to wafers. That's a big win in terms of cost, time, and product confidence."
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