Boston Materials
Process Development Engineer
About this role
Boston Materials seeks a Process Development Engineer to transform advanced material R&D into scalable, production-ready manufacturing processes. You'll collaborate with Engineering and Operations to establish reliable procedures, implement process controls, and drive continuous improvement for thermal interface materials serving AI and semiconductor applications.
What you'll do
- Translate R&D innovations into documented, repeatable manufacturing procedures
- Develop and implement process control strategies with rigorous data monitoring
- Conduct root cause analysis and troubleshoot complex production bottlenecks
- Drive process validation and optimization to meet safety, capacity, and yield targets
- Scale pilot processes to high-volume production operations
- Collaborate with Engineering and Operations teams on process integration
What they're looking for
- Process development and scale-up
- Statistical analysis and data interpretation
- Process control and monitoring systems
- Root cause analysis and problem-solving
- Manufacturing engineering
- Documentation and procedure development
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Advanced materials or semiconductor experience (preferred)
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Boston Materials
Boston Materials develops advanced thermal and electrical materials for next-generation AI and semiconductor applications. The company is hiring Testing & Analysis Engineers, Process Development Engineers, and Controls Engineers to validate materials, scale manufacturing processes, and manage production equipment and data systems.
View all jobs at Boston MaterialsLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a specific process you've scaled from lab or pilot scale to production. What were the biggest challenges, and how did you ensure repeatability and yield?
- Tell us about a time when you had to diagnose a manufacturing issue using data analysis. How did you identify the root cause, and what changes did you implement?