Chemical Manager Specialist till Chemgroup

Ohb Sweden AB

OHB Sweden is a leading provider of satellites and satellite sub-systems for Low-Earth-Orbit, geostationary and interplanetary missions. We develop, build, test and operate space systems for missions within communications, earth observation, space research and exploration. Our activity focus is small satellites as well as on propulsion subsystems and innovative Attitude & Orbit Control Systems (AOCS). We are now looking for a Propulsion Product Manager to grow and strengthen our satellite propulsion portfolio. As Propulsion Product Manager, you will lead satellite propulsion products through their full lifecycle: define strategy and roadmap, set requirements and KPIs, support bids and pricing inputs, and drive product improvements based on customer feedback. You will be a key link between engineering, supply chain, sales and program teams. Your Tasks: Set product strategy: Translate the business area strategy into a clear product plan—what we build, why it matters, and how we deliver it. Position the products: Define cost/lead time/performance targets; set high-level technical and program requirements and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Own profit & loss (P&L) forecasting: Maintain the product P&L outlook; manage cost databases and standard Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) Manage investments: Track and prioritize development spend; provide price guidance and minimum sales targets. Run the Product Line: Lead continuous improvement within the approved annual budget—prioritize, decide, and unblock to keep momentum. Build the supply chain: Define make/buy for parts and investments; shape partnerships and long-term agreements with key. Own the tech roadmap: Maintain the product backlog; identify R&D needs and features; seek external funding where possible and secure approvals for internally funded activities. Close the feedback loop: Capture product functionality feedback through customer visits and surveys; translate insights into backlog and roadmap updates. Drive product proposals: Actively support product proposal preparation by shaping win theme, and providing technical, financial and program inputs Your Qualifications: University degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, or similar. Proven experience (+3 years) managing space propulsion products (regulators/valves, thrusters, feed systems) or adjacent high-reliability hardware. Strong financial acumen. Skill at building tech roadmaps, prioritizing R&D, and integrating features into delivery programs. Clear, concise communicator who aligns engineering, procurement, sales, and program teams. Customer-driven mindset with a track record of continuous improvement. Candidates must be proficient in English, both spoken and written. Ready to Join Us? If you are highly motivated to participate in the development of future space systems, feel confident that you meet the above requirements and want to find yourself in a dynamic and inspiring work environment, then we look forward to hearing from you! 🛰️

Silex Microsystems AB

Silex Microsystems is the world’s leading pure-play MEMS foundry, customizing solutions for prominent global clients in industries such as pharmaceuticals, consumer electronics, and automotive. We’re now growing more than ever, and are expanding our Manufacturing organization with new Process Engineer positions in several areas. Read more about Silex here. The Area The area consists of a team of both engineers and service technicians where collaboration is critical to ensure good process stability, tool up-time and continuous improvement. All Process Engineers report to the Area Manager in their area. Wet A fast-paced, varied and unique area where the processes differ a lot: wet-etching, deposition and vapor techniques are used to both remove and build material on our chips. The team consists of five Service Technicians and ten Process Engineers. The role Your overall responsibility is to ensure manufacturing goals are met, together with operators and service technicians. Your days will be a mix of meetings with Product Managers and developing new processes that meet customers' specifications. You will also participate in creating work routines for operators and solving problems that occur in the area, driving improvement projects to enhance our workflow and processes in the area. In this role, you will: Develop, maintain and improve processes. Handle stopped production batches and development material together with process integration engineers (PIs). Be a part of creating/improving the infrastructure for operator training and make sure current routine is available and up to date. Participate in process qualification of new equipment/materials and release to them production. Participate in the startup of new products, review specifications and process flows. Grow into taking responsibility for area equipment, improving the tool uptime, maintain and develop new standardized process modules. Drive improvement projects independently. We are looking for someone who has A master's degree in engineering, specializing in Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering, Material Science, or a related field. At least one year of experience in an engineering role, preferably in production/development environments. The ability to see opportunities for improvement and manage projects to follow through with those improvements in a proactive way. Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work effectively in a team environment. Strong skills in documentation and quality management. Excellent communication skills in English; proficiency in Swedish is considered a merit. What we offer you An opportunity to work closely with talented and inspiring colleagues in a collaborative environment. A chance to be part of a world-leading company, driving the future of MEMS technology. The ability to engage with cutting-edge innovations that shape global industries and everyday life. The satisfaction of contributing directly to transformative technologies at the industry’s most advanced pure-play MEMS foundry. About Silex Sweden’s Silex Microsystems manufactures mechanical and electrical systems in micro scale, in the form of MEMS chips. MEMS technology makes it possible to produce pressure sensors that are small enough to be injected into the human bloodstream. Silex was founded in 2000, and now has an annual turnover of approximately SEK 1 billion and 350 employees. With around 80 active customers globally, Silex is one of the world’s leading independent MEMS manufacturers. The recruitment process Due to the summer holiday period, the recruitment process will be temporarily paused until mid-to-late August. In the meantime, we encourage you to apply by attaching your CV or LinkedIn profile, and answering a few questions. You do not need to write a cover letter. Our recruitment process is designed to ensure a fair and objective assessment. If you progress through the process, you will first complete a personality and logical assessment, followed by a digital interview with a Talent Acquisition Partner. Next, you will meet with the Area Manager for an in-person Hiring Manager interview, and finally with our VP of Manufacturing for a concluding interview. Before an offer, we also conduct reference checks, a background check, and a drug test. Randomized alcohol- and drug testing is conducted for all of our employees during employment.

Mycronic AB (publ)

About the position Join Mycronic’s Pattern Generators Division as a Quality Engineer in the Metrology and Process Control group (PMCD). In this role, you will work with process quality, Statistical Process Control, and process optimization for advanced mask manufacturing used in the display and semiconductor industries. You will work close to the cleanroom, process equipment, metrology results, and R&D projects. The work combines data analysis, hands-on cleanroom processing, process tuning, and improvement of process control methods. You will support both daily process stability and new product development, with a focus on making our processes more stable, capable, and repeatable. Key Responsibilities include but are not limited to: • Drive and maintain SPC and process control, including monitoring process stability, setting control limits, analyzing trends, and improving process capability. • Work hands-on in the cleanroom with wet chemical and RIE processes, including developing, chrome etching, cleaning, tuning, troubleshooting, and process optimization. • Run and support both automated and manual mask processing, including operating process tools, performing manual process steps, refilling chemicals, and following cleanroom and safety routines. • Plan, run, and evaluate experiments to support R&D activities, including novel product development, process robustness, cleanliness, cleaning performance, and defect reduction. • Analyze process and metrology data to find trends, deviations, root causes, and improvement opportunities. • Support investigations related to yield, process variation, etch performance, uniformity, repeatability, cleanliness, and equipment-related process effects. • Create and improve documentation such as work instructions, process specifications, control plans, test plans, and quality routines. • Work closely with colleagues in process development, metrology, product development, production, system engineering, and quality. Qualifications Are you ready to help shape the future with us? Mycronic is the right place for you if you are driven, curious, and motivated by solving technical problems. To succeed in this role, you need a structured and analytical way of working, combined with a strong interest in hands-on process work. You should enjoy working in a cleanroom environment and be comfortable moving between practical processing, statistical analysis, troubleshooting, and technical discussions. You take responsibility for your work, pay attention to details, and want to understand why a process behaves in a certain way. Because the role includes frequent collaboration with other engineers, you should be a strong team player who can explain technical findings clearly and help turn data into practical improvements. On top of this, you need: • MSc or higher in Nanotechnology, Microfabrication, Semiconductor Processing, Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering or related technical fields. • Experience with process optimization for chrome etch processes. • Experience from cleanroom work, preferably within semiconductor, photomask, display, MEMS, microfabrication, or similar advanced manufacturing. • Experience with SPC, process control, process capability, trend analysis, and data-based problem solving. • Practical experience with wet chemical processing, such as developing, etching, cleaning, or similar chemical process steps. • Good understanding of process variation, repeatability, stability, contamination control, and how process parameters affect product quality. • Ability to analyze complex technical problems and turn data into conclusions, actions, and improvements. • Willingness and ability to work hands-on in a cleanroom, including chemical handling and manual processing. • Fluent English, both written and spoken. It is a merit if you have: • Experience with RIE process development, tuning, troubleshooting, or process control. • Experience from photomask, semiconductor, display, MEMS, or advanced lithography-related manufacturing. • Experience with DOE, process windows, control plans, FMEA, root-cause analysis, or other structured engineering methods. • Experience using metrology data to understand and improve process performance. • Experience with cleanliness, cleaning processes, particle control, contamination analysis, or defect reduction. • Knowledge of chrome, quartz, glass, resist, or other materials used in mask manufacturing. • Experience supporting R&D projects or transferring processes from development into stable operation. Place of employment: Headquarters in Täby, right outside Stockholm, Sweden Application deadline: 2026-07-23 Contact person: David Luthman, Group Manager, david.luthman@mycronic.com. How to apply: Submit your CV via our portal A culture of collaboration and personal growth At Mycronic, we love what we do, but most importantly who we do it with. Because to us the relationships we have with our customers and each other are the keys to success. Take part in the excitement of working with innovative people and global businesses who are elevating today’s standards in modern electronics. Share in the responsibility of bringing great ideas to life within an inclusive culture that not only promotes personal growth and embraces diversity but depends upon it. Here you are expected to have a voice and will be encouraged to get involved. It’s this very mindset that empowers our people to make a positive difference for a broad range of businesses, society and the planet – every day. https://www.mycronic.com/en/career/working-at-mycronic/