As the Software Integration Engineer, you ensure the whole tool works end to end. You are the person who knows how firmware, control software, electronics, and actuators fit together. You do whatever it takes to make sure our systems can move from prototype to a qualified tool running in production. This could involve wearing a variety of hats, such as project management, system design, software development, testing on physical systems, and data analysis.
This is an ideal role for a person with a software, electronics, or robotics background who wants to work on physical systems.
Serve as the technical owner and software point of contact for semiconductor manufacturing equipment, from early prototype through handoff to production use
Lead bring-up, debug, and engineering test of new hardware
Write and modify control software and firmware (C, Rust, Python) to bring up new hardware, integrate subsystems, and unblock testing
Understand hardware changes (electronics, actuators, sensors) and translate them into software requirements
Use data analysis and statistical modeling to triage problems and identify root causes
Drive fixes for issues across domains that span firmware, electronics, mechanical, and process teams
Apply systems engineering discipline to develop interface definitions, requirements, and participate in system level FMEA
Own integration schedules, and track milestones and dependencies
Communicate constraints, risks, and tradeoffs clearly across software, hardware, and electrical design changes
