Electrical Engineer
HP Inc.
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This role pays more than 70% of similar roles. Most pay $139,175–$180,500 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $176k versus about $160k 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 128 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $132,750–$182,500 across 128 roles with salary data.
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Electrical Engineer V joins a product development team focused on cradle-to-grave engineering for equipment supporting semiconductor and display manufacturing technologies. This role involves designing, modifying, and troubleshooting electrical assemblies, layouts, schematics, and drawings while performing engineering analysis and creating documentation for product releases. The engineer will coordinate component procurement, resolve technical issues, and conduct experiments to confirm design performance across projects involving ion implant, CVD, automation, and common systems. Key responsibilities include power and signal distribution, cabling design, sensor integration, and EMI/EMC mitigation. Required expertise includes electrical engineering, software, and motion controls. Technical skills involve motor and encoder sizing, real-time control algorithms, and mathematical modeling. Candidates should be proficient in or willing to learn MATLAB, Python, C, C++, and Delta Tau systems while collaborating across cross-functional teams of mechanical, electrical, and software engineers.
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Median $150000 from 97 postings across 19 companies.
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