Electron Optics Engineer
PDF Solutions
Electron Optics Engineer
PDF Solutions
End-to-end analytics platform for semiconductors
PDF Solutions is redefining the way the semiconductor industry approaches data, analytics, and experience design. As part of our journey, we’re building Next gen platform — a modern, human-centered analytics platform. We believe design systems aren’t just about consistency — they’re about scalability, collaboration, and performance.
PDF Solutions is seeking an Electron Optics Engineer to drive the R&D, manufacturing and delivery of state-of-the-art eProbe electron beam inspection systems used in semiconductor wafer manufacturing facilities for yield ramp and manufacturing control. The electron optics engineer will be responsible for leading the design and simulation of electron beam inspection systems from concept to high volume manufacturing. A successful candidate will be a highly motivated and self-driven team player with strong analytical skills and possess the drive to deliver high quality results in a dynamic, multi-disciplined and highly productive environment.
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End-to-end analytics platform for semiconductors
PDF Solutions offers an end-to-end analytics platform for the semiconductor industry, combining software tools and engineering services to help fabs boost yields and efficiency. Its software collects data from manufacturing processes, analyzes it, and visualizes results for engineers and data scientists, while its engineering services cover process control, yield management, and failure analysis; revenue comes from software licensing and service fees. The company differentiates itself by its semiconductor-focused, integrated data-collection and analytics platform paired with specialized services delivered globally under a licensing-and-services model. Its goal is to help semiconductor customers raise yields, reduce waste, and improve overall manufacturing performance through data-driven insights.
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