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Towards AI, Inc. lists this GC-MS Engineer III (E3) opportunity in northern, Kentucky. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
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# GC-MS Engineer III (E3)## Applied MaterialsPublished 27 Sep 2026### Share this jobSanta Clara, CA, USA138K - 190K USD AnnualTemporary## Role Highlights### Languages usedGOPythonRHTML### Key skillsData AnalysisPrompt EngineeringIntegrationsStatistical AnalysisProgram ManagementAIElectronicsTestingQuantitativePhDChemistryTroubleShootingStatisticsScripting### Tools, Libraries and FrameworksNIST## DescriptionThe role involves supporting cleanliness qualification and optics lifetime initiatives for semiconductor capital equipment. The individual will independently operate gas chromatography-mass spectrometry systems to identify and quantify molecular contamination. Responsibilities include designing test protocols, executing experiments on materials and subsystems, and interpreting complex spectral data. The position requires driving root-cause investigations and collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams to address contamination issues. Additionally, the role entails managing lab inventory, maintaining instrumentation, and ensuring compliance with internal and industry standards.## Required Qualifications and SkillsCandidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree with at least 3 years of experience, a Master’s degree with at least 1 year of experience, or a PhD in Chemistry, Material Sciences, Chemical Engineering, or a related technical field. A minimum of 3 to 7 years of hands-on experience with GC-MS is required, specifically including dynamic headspace thermal desorption. Applicants must demonstrate the ability to design material cleanliness test protocols and work independently on instrument troubleshooting and data analysis. Proficiency with GC-MS data software and library searching is necessary.
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