Software Engineer New College Grad
Applied Materials
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This role pays less than 88% of similar roles. Most pay $104,000–$167,887 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $93k versus about $136k for comparable roles.
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Applied Materials is the world''s largest supplier of equipment, services, and software for the semiconductor and display industries, enabling the production of chips and advanced displays. Industry: Semiconductor Equipment
Applied Materials currently has 337 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $124,000–$171,000 across 219 roles with salary data.
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JOB TITLE: 2027 Engineer Development Rotation Program - Systems Engineer I New College Grad - BS or MS (Gloucester, MA) The Systems Engineer I New College Grad joins the Fusion team, a rotational training program within the Semiconductor Equipment business unit. This role involves rotating through multiple engineering and manufacturing departments to work on cutting-edge designs for next-generation technologies. Key responsibilities include writing system engineering specifications, analyzing requirements, defining system architectures, and conducting thorough testing to ensure seamless subsystem integration. The engineer will solve complex problems involving electrical, mechanical, physics, algorithms, and software design while identifying risks to ensure hardware and software are reliable and maintainable. Candidates must possess a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Systems Engineering, or a related field to support the development of advanced semiconductor manufacturing processes.
What does a Systems Engineer earn in Massachusetts?
Median $119100 from 54 postings across 3 companies.
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