Semiconductor Reactor and System Level Modeling Enginee

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Role overview
Join ASM’s Simulation and Collaboration Hub to develop predictive reactor and system-level models for semiconductor process tools. Combine dynamic system modeling with CFD, thermal and structural analysis to support equipment design, process performance and digital twin development.
Responsibilities
Develop dynamic models of gas delivery, pressure and vacuum systems, heating systems, sensors and actuators using MATLAB/Simulink and Simcenter Amesim.
Perform CFD, thermal and structural simulations to evaluate flow distribution, temperature uniformity and mechanical performance.
Connect detailed physics simulations with system-level and reduced-order models to assess transient behavior and subsystem interactions.
Design bench experiments, identify model parameters and calibrate and validate models against measured data.
Collaborate with design, process and controls teams to recommend improvements and support control strategy development.
Required qualifications
Master’s or PhD in mechanical, chemical, aerospace engineering or a related field, or a bachelor’s degree with relevant industry experience.
Hands-on dynamic system modeling experience using MATLAB/Simulink and Simcenter Amesim.
Strong foundation in fluid mechanics, heat transfer, structural mechanics and numerical methods.