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Photolithography Process Engineer 80 – 100% (f/m/d)

The opportunity


Join a high performing photolithography team where your expertise truly makes an impact. As a Senior Photolithography Engineer, you will be responsible for developing and optimizing photolithography processes used in semiconductor manufacturing. Your role will involve working with advanced lithography equipment, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring high-quality production standards. This is your opportunity to shape technical decisions, contribute to long term tool strategies, and drive meaningful improvements in stability, uptime, and process performance. Are you someone who takes ownership, thrives in a fast-paced environment, and enjoys making a real impact? Then apply today!

How you’ll make an impact

  • Ensure processes meet the production program and yield goals and address any product yield and rework issues.

  • Engage with equipment and material vendors to develop new solutions and improve existing processes, to ensure smooth functioning of the production line.

  • Develop new techniques, modify existing designs, and coordinate process improvement projects.

  • Analyze process data to identify trends, optimize performance, and troubleshoot issues (implement and regularly check SPC).

  • Independent planning and Implementation of new machinery into the production line.

  • Work closely with process integration, wet etch, diffusion, metals, dry etch, and implant teams to ensure seamless production.

  • Supports some metrology tools i.e. to measure CD and Overlay.

  • On-call duties on weekends and public holidays (as required from the production) with participation in the on-call meeting (before the on-call duty) agreed on his own responsibility with the other on-call service providers.

Your background

  • Bachelor's degree in a related field (e.g., Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Materials Science or Physics) with 5+ years of experience in industry or master’s degree with 3+ years of experience in industry or Ph.D. with industry experience

  • Extensive experience in wafer photolithography operations especially in coating and exposure in Steppers, in a wafer manufacturing environment (thin-film-head, semiconductor wafer manufacturing)

  • Familiarity with automated wafer factory software systems like SPC, MES and Experience with data extraction, manipulation, and analysis

  • Strong understanding of optics and immersion lithography

  • Proficiency in data science and programming is preferred

  • Good English and German language skills

  • Ability to work in a cleanroom environment


More about us


Our flexible working practices help you optimize personal and business performance while creating an environment where all employees can develop their skills and grow.
 

Lieu Lenzburg, Aargau, Switzerland
Type d'emploi Full time
Work Arrangement On-Site
De l'expérience Experienced
Fonction du poste Engineering & Science
Contrat Regular
Date de publication 2026-09-10
Numéro de réference R0131579

À propos de Hitachi Energy

Hitachi Energy est un chef de file mondial de l’électrification, propulsant l’ère de l’électricité pour répondre aux besoins énergétiques d’aujourd’hui et des 25 prochaines années. En tant que branche énergétique du groupe Hitachi, plus de trois milliards de personnes dépendent de nos technologies novatrices et essentielles pour alimenter leur vie quotidienne.

Avec plus d’un siècle d’innovation, nous relevons le défi énergétique le plus urgent de notre époque : stimuler l’évolution du système énergétique mondial afin d’assurer une énergie abondante, sûre, abordable et durable pour la génération d’aujourd’hui et celle à venir.

Disposant d’une base installée inégalée dans plus de 140 pays, nous sommes le partenaire de l’écosystème du réseau dans les secteurs des services publics, de l’industrie, des centres de données et du transport. Avec notre siège social en Suisse, nous employons plus de 56 000 personnes dans 60 pays et générons des revenus d’environ 20 milliards de dollars américains.