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Product Marketing III

Applied Materials · Santa Clara, CA · 2 wk ago
Marketing$124k–$171k/yrFull-time

About the role

This role sits at the intersection of process engineering, product strategy, and narrative-driven marketing, translating complex semiconductor process technologies into clear, differentiated, and visually engaging stories for both technical and executive audiences.

Responsibilities

  • Develop technically accurate and compelling marketing content for semiconductor process technologies, including: - Logic and memory manufacturing (e.g., FEOL, MOL, BEOL) - Advanced transistor architectures (e.g., FinFET, GAA, etc.) - Materials engineering, deposition, etch, CMP, implant, thermal processes, treatments, etc - Advanced packaging and integration (e.g., hybrid bonding, wafer-level packaging, 2.5D/3D)
  • Translate complex process flows, integration schemes, and manufacturing challenges into clear narratives, visuals, and stories
  • Craft end-to-end product narratives that connect process technology → customer challenge → differentiated value
  • Collaborate closely with process engineers, technologists, product managers, and sales teams to ensure technical depth and credibility
  • Create high-impact deliverables such as: - Technical presentations and diagrams - Product and platform narratives - Animations, explainer videos, and visualizations - Customer-facing and conference content
  • Use graphics, animations, and physical or digital models to visualize abstract semiconductor concepts (e.g., cross-sections, process steps, integration complexity)
  • Independently explore new semiconductor topics, emerging nodes, and integration trends to continuously elevate technical storytelling
  • Apply creativity to differentiate complex process technologies in a competitive, fast-moving industry
  • Collaborate and engage with technologists to ensure active participation at technical industry conferences and events

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Graphic/Motion/Visual Design, Animation, VFX, Engineering. A Master's degree and/or MBA is a plus
  • 4 - 7 years of experience
  • Background or experience in semiconductor process engineering, device engineering, materials science, or related disciplines
  • Strong ability to operate fluently between semiconductor engineering concepts and creative communication
  • Solid understanding of semiconductor manufacturing fundamentals (logic, memory, and packaging)
  • Familiarity with semiconductor industry trends such as scaling challenges, yield, cost, performance, power, and integration complexity
  • Experience developing technically accurate content for engineering- or technology-driven audiences
  • Proven storytelling ability—turning complex process technologies into clear, structured narratives
  • High degree of independence, ownership, and comfort working with incomplete or evolving technical inputs
  • Demonstrated curiosity and aptitude for learning new process technologies and creative tools
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, tailored for technical, executive, and customer audiences
  • Experience with visualization tools used to communicate semiconductor concepts, including: - Graphic design and technical illustration - Animation and motion graphics - CAD, 3D modeling, or cross-sectional visualization - Prototyping or 3D printing for storytelling or demonstration use cases
  • Hands-on working experience with: - Adobe Photoshop - Adobe Illustrator - Adobe Premiere Pro - Blender - Bambu Studio

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