HQ: Toronto, Canada • Electronics Manufacturing • Est. 1994 • NYSE: CLS • Hiring 9
Celestica is a Canadian electronics manufacturing company founded in 1994 and headquartered in Toronto. It designs and builds hardware for data centre, aerospace and industrial customers. The company operates sites on several continents.
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≈ $12k – $30k per year (Estimated) • Senior • 5+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Full-Time • Senior
≈ $14k – $39k per year (Estimated) • Senior • 5+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Full-Time • Senior
Linux
Windows
Cybersecurity
ISO 27001
HQ: Milpitas, United States • Semiconductor Equipment • 5000+ employees • Est. 1975 • Trust A • Hiring 831, 7 new
KLA is an American supplier of process control and yield management equipment for semiconductor manufacturing, formed by the 1997 merger of KLA Instruments, founded in 1975, and Tencor Instruments. Its tools inspect wafers, reticles and packaging for defects and measure critical dimensions and overlay, giving chipmakers the feedback they need to keep yields acceptable at advanced nodes. Headquartered in Milpitas, California and listed on Nasdaq, it holds a dominant share of the wafer inspection market and also supplies specialty process and electronic assembly equipment.
Rick Wallace · Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Robert Anderson · Co-founder · founder
Kenneth Levy · Co-founder · founder
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Junior • 2+ years exp • In office (Kulim, George Town, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Junior
HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Computer Components • AI Chips & Accelerators • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1968 • NASDAQ: INTC • Trust B • Hiring 611, 1 new
Intel is an American semiconductor company founded in 1968 by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore and headquartered in Santa Clara, California. It created the x86 instruction set that still underpins most personal computers and servers, and designs and manufactures processors, chipsets, discrete graphics, networking silicon and AI accelerators. Unlike most of its competitors the company owns its fabrication plants, and it is investing heavily in Intel Foundry to manufacture chips for external customers while rebuilding its process technology leadership.
Christoph Schell · Executive Officer · decision-maker
Michelle Holthaus · Executive Officer · decision-maker
April Miller Boise · Executive Officer · decision-maker
Steven Rodgers · Executive Officer · decision-maker
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Junior • 1+ year exp • In office (George Town, Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Junior
Model Context Protocol
AI Agents
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Scrum
ITIL
≈ $18k – $42k per year (Estimated) • Middle • 3+ years exp • Hybrid (George Town, Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Middle
≈ $19k – $56k per year (Estimated) • Hybrid (George Town, Kulim, Malaysia) • PhD • Full-Time
Cadence Allegro
Cadence Sigrity
Ansys SIwave
HQ: Premstätten, Austria • LED Lighting & Luminaires • Sensors & Transducers • Optics & Photonic Components • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1981 • Hiring 226, 38 new
ams OSRAM is an Austrian semiconductor company headquartered in Premstaetten near Graz. It designs optical sensors, emitters and lighting components used in smartphones, cars and medical devices. The group was formed when ams acquired the German lighting company OSRAM and is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange.
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≈ $18k – $44k per year (Estimated) • Staff+ • 5+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Staff • German (Optional) • English: C1
≈ $25k – $52k per year (Estimated) • Staff+ • 5+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Master's Degree • Staff • German: B1 (Optional) • English: C1
≈ $26k – $54k per year (Estimated) • Staff+ • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Staff
HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Automotive Components • Analog & Power Semiconductors • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2003 • Trust B • Hiring 670, 81 new
Renesas Electronics is a Japanese semiconductor company formed in 2003 when Hitachi and Mitsubishi Electric combined their chip divisions, later absorbing NEC Electronics as well. It is one of the largest suppliers of microcontrollers in the world and holds a particularly strong position in automotive silicon, where its R-Car processors and body and powertrain controllers sit inside a large share of vehicles built globally. It has spent the past decade buying into analog and connectivity through Intersil, IDT, Dialog and Altium, broadening from bare microcontrollers into complete embedded systems for industrial and internet of things customers.
Bunsei Kure · Executive Officer, Director · decision-maker
Tetsuya Tsurumaru · Executive Officer, Director · decision-maker
Shuhei Shinkai · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Hidetoshi Shibata · President & Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
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≈ $17k – $45k per year (Estimated) • Staff+ • 7+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Senior • English
C++
Visual Basic
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Agile
In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Middle • English
Python
Java
SQL
C#
C#
.NET
Management
Agile
≈ $19k – $54k per year (Estimated) • Lead • 10+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Senior
HQ: Saint Petersburg, United States • Contract Manufacturing • Electronics Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 1966 • NYSE: JBL • Trust B • Hiring 2057, 206 new
Jabil is an American manufacturing solutions company founded in 1966 and headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, and one of the largest electronics manufacturing services providers in the world. It designs, prototypes, assembles and ships products on behalf of original equipment manufacturers across cloud infrastructure, healthcare, automotive, capital equipment, packaging and consumer electronics, operating roughly a hundred plants in some thirty countries. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange, it increasingly positions itself as an engineering and supply chain partner rather than a contract assembler, taking on design, regulatory work and aftermarket services alongside production.
Greg Hebard · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Michael Dastoor · Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
James Golden · Co-Founder · founder
William Morean · Co-Founder · founder
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≈ $16k – $47k per year (Estimated) • Senior • 5+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Senior
Python
JavaScript
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C++
DevOps
GCP
Azure
AWS
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Power BI
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HQ: Fremont, United States • Semiconductor Equipment • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1980 • NASDAQ: LRCX • Trust C • Hiring 1009, 6 new
Lam Research is an American semiconductor equipment company founded in 1980 that specialises in the deposition and etch steps used to build transistors and memory cells. Its tools are central to three-dimensional NAND manufacturing, where hundreds of layers must be etched through in high aspect ratio channels, and to the atomic layer deposition and selective etch processes required at advanced logic and DRAM nodes. Headquartered in Fremont, California and listed on Nasdaq, it also runs a large installed base business supplying spares, upgrades and service, which smooths the sharp cycles in equipment purchasing.
Douglas Bettinger · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Timothy Archer · President and Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
David Lam · Founder · founder
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Middle • 5+ years exp • Hybrid (Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Middle
HQ: Mentor, United States • Advanced Materials • Packaging & Labeling • 5000+ employees • Est. 1935 • NYSE: AVY • Trust B • Hiring 321, 48 new
Avery Dennison is an American materials science company whose predecessor invented the self-adhesive label in 1935, and it remains the largest supplier of pressure-sensitive label materials in the world. Its more interesting recent business is intelligent labels: radio frequency identification tags applied to individual items of clothing, food and medical supplies, which let a retailer or hospital know what it actually has rather than what its records claim. Headquartered in Mentor, Ohio and listed on the New York Stock Exchange, it supplies materials to converters and printers rather than selling finished labels to end users.
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≈ $12k – $27k per year (Estimated) • Senior • 5+ years exp • Hybrid (Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Senior • English: C1
HQ: Dublin, Ireland • Orthopedic & Spine Implants • Diabetes Devices • Surgical Instruments & Devices • Neurotech & Neuromodulation • Cardiovascular Devices • 5000+ employees • Est. 1949 • NYSE: MDT • Trust A • Hiring 1201, 144 new
Medtronic is one of the largest medical device manufacturers in the world, founded in a Minneapolis garage in 1949 as a repair shop for hospital equipment before building the first wearable cardiac pacemaker. Its portfolio now spans cardiac rhythm devices, heart valves, neuromodulation and neurosurgery, surgical stapling and robotics, spinal implants and diabetes management systems sold in more than one hundred and fifty countries. The company is legally domiciled in Ireland after its 2015 combination with Covidien, while its operational headquarters and most of its research remain in Minnesota.
Geoff Martha · Chairman and Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Palmer Hermundslie · Co-founder · founder
Earl Bakken · Co-founder · founder
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≈ $12k – $34k per year (Estimated) • Senior • 5+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Senior
≈ $14k – $33k per year (Estimated) • Senior • 5+ years exp • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Full-Time • Senior
HQ: Neubiberg, Germany • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Analog & Power Semiconductors • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust B • Hiring 1019, 51 new
Infineon Technologies is a semiconductor company near Munich that was spun out of Siemens in 1999. It is the world leader in power semiconductors and a major supplier of automotive chips, security controllers and sensors. The company operates fabrication plants in Germany, Austria and Malaysia and is building a large new site in Dresden.
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≈ $20k – $50k per year (Estimated) • Senior • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Master's Degree • Senior • English: C1
AI Agents
RAG
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BPMN
≈ $15k – $43k per year (Estimated) • Senior • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Bachelor's Degree • Senior
Python
JavaScript
C#
DevOps
Rest API
Kubernetes
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BPMN
HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Semiconductor Equipment • 5000+ employees • Est. 1967 • Trust A • Hiring 1514
Applied Materials is the largest supplier of semiconductor manufacturing equipment in the world, founded in Santa Clara in 1967 and now shipping the deposition, etch, implantation, thermal processing and inspection systems used to build transistors and interconnects. Its tools sit at the heart of nearly every advanced logic and memory fab, and the company also supplies equipment for display panels and a services business that maintains the large installed base. Headquartered in Santa Clara and listed on Nasdaq, it invests heavily in materials engineering research aimed at extending device scaling beyond conventional lithography limits.
Brice Hill · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Gary Dickerson · Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Michael McNeilly · Co-founder · founder
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≈ $18k – $46k per year (Estimated) • Middle • In office (Kulim, Malaysia) • Relocation • Full-Time • Middle
