Systems Engineer
Applied Materials
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This role pays less than 60% of similar roles. Most pay $128,715–$188,387 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $148k versus about $159k 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 179 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $131,000–$180,000 across 143 roles with salary data.
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Systems Engineer As a Systems Engineer, you will join the engineering team to design, modify, and troubleshoot complex electrical and electronic engineering assemblies, layouts, schematics, and drawings. You will be responsible for the complete definition of components and subsystems, ensuring they meet market requirement specifications while coordinating with project management to understand requirements. Your daily work involves performing detailed engineering analysis, leading architecture brainstorming meetings, building and qualifying prototypes, and conducting tests against reliability specifications. You will solve difficult problems regarding serviceability and manufacturability while supporting system integration during assembly and final testing. The role requires expertise in control architecture design, systems integration, and testing within the semiconductor industry. You must possess strong mathematical and analytical skills to manage projects involving a mix of electrical, mechanical, physics, algorithms, and software design to ensure peak performance for advanced equipment.
What does a Systems Engineer earn in California?
Median $190500 from 82 postings across 17 companies.
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