Mackenzie Stuart
Principal Microwave Plasma Scientist - Semiconductors
Mackenzie Stuart, San Francisco, California, United States
Principal Microwave Plasma Scientist – Semiconductors
My client is seeking an individual with strong problem solving skills who will apply physics and engineering principles in the design of new equipment used for diamond growth. A successful candidate likely has prior experience with semiconductor equipment design or experience with plasma systems. Responsibilities
Design new microwave components and systems used for plasma enhanced CVD reactors and other tools used in the production of CVD diamond Model the plasma and microwave behavior of reactor components in order to improve reactor designs and understanding Develop diagnostics for reactor and plasma monitoring and control, implementing diagnostics in manufacturing Architect and perform experiments to understand hardware impacts to plasma and diamond growth, specifically as it relates to microwave sources and components Requirements
At least 5 or more years of industry experience PhD in engineering or applied physics and expertise in high‑power, microwave frequency systems Hands‑on experience with RF/microwave equipment used in the test of microwave components and sources (VNAs, signal generators, diodes, etc.) Experience with high vacuum systems and plasma based devices Proficiency in a full‑wave electromagnetic design tool (HFSS, CST MWS, or COMSOL) and proficiency with other circuit design/layout tools. Seniority Level
Director Employment Type
Full‑time Job Function
Semiconductor Manufacturing
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My client is seeking an individual with strong problem solving skills who will apply physics and engineering principles in the design of new equipment used for diamond growth. A successful candidate likely has prior experience with semiconductor equipment design or experience with plasma systems. Responsibilities
Design new microwave components and systems used for plasma enhanced CVD reactors and other tools used in the production of CVD diamond Model the plasma and microwave behavior of reactor components in order to improve reactor designs and understanding Develop diagnostics for reactor and plasma monitoring and control, implementing diagnostics in manufacturing Architect and perform experiments to understand hardware impacts to plasma and diamond growth, specifically as it relates to microwave sources and components Requirements
At least 5 or more years of industry experience PhD in engineering or applied physics and expertise in high‑power, microwave frequency systems Hands‑on experience with RF/microwave equipment used in the test of microwave components and sources (VNAs, signal generators, diodes, etc.) Experience with high vacuum systems and plasma based devices Proficiency in a full‑wave electromagnetic design tool (HFSS, CST MWS, or COMSOL) and proficiency with other circuit design/layout tools. Seniority Level
Director Employment Type
Full‑time Job Function
Semiconductor Manufacturing
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