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US-OR-Portland - Process Technology Team Leaders - 7+ Years' Exp, MS Degree, Silicon Wafers
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Author: Bill Denham
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2001 07:25
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US-OR-Portland - Process Technology Team Leaders - 7+ Years' Exp, MS Degree, Silicon Wafers

As a worldwide market leader in epitaxial silicon wafers, Wacker Siltronic is well-positioned to
benefit from the global demands of the leading OEMs. The quality of our silicon wafers is acclaimed
throughout the world, and this reputation has fueled a double-digit growth rate in recent years.
Join us in Portland, Oregon, and experience what opportunity is all about. 

You will be responsible for leading a team of engineers in one of the production areas of a business
unit. The Team Leader provides direct managerial and technical leadership for process engineers to
accomplish process development tasks and sustaining projects to ensure that the company's technology
and performance goals for quality, yields and capabilities are met. 

Requires at a minimum a Masters of Science of Engineering in a relevant discipline, or equivalent,
and at least 7 years of related experience with a minimum of 2 years in a senior technical role or
in a leadership capacity. In addition, expert and professional knowledge in a specific technical
discipline, experience in diverse areas of process development, and demonstrated success in
significant development and sustaining projects. Ability to organize and lead project teams is
assumed. 

Wacker Siltronic offers outstanding benefits, including success sharing, child care subsidies,
educational assistance, and pension and 401(k) plans. 

Principals only, please. An equal opportunity employer. 

For contact information, please see:
http://www.engcen.com/jobs/siltronic08.htm
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