Conduct diagnostics, optical alignments, and repairs on steppers, mask aligners, and automated resist tracks to ensure maximum uptime.

Lead the scoping, evaluation, and procurement of new patterning and metrology equipment tailored to specific quantum device requirements.

Manage the installation and qualification of new lithography cells and drive upgrades to improve overlay accuracy and resolution.

Support patterning operations across multiple facilities, ensuring consistent tool matching and standardization between research and production lines.

Analyze tool performance data to optimize wafer throughput, reduce chemical consumption, and improve the thermal/environmental stability of the lithography bay.

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.

2 years of experience maintaining photolithography equipment (steppers, scanners, or tracks).

2 years of experience working with photo-chemicals (solvents, developers) and laser safety protocols.

2 years of experience with projection optics, high-precision stages, or automated wafer handling robotics.

Ability to work in a yellow-light cleanroom environment wearing full Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).