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The Account Sales I position involves contacting and visiting existing and prospective customers, assisting in product demonstrations, preparing pricing quotes, and maintaining documentation for all assigned customers. It requires teamwork and the ability to develop customer-specific action plans while following up on accounts receivables.

The Software Application Engineer creates, plans, and performs software analysis, design, development, and testing tasks. This role focuses on enhancing project functionality by applying SDLC concepts, developing applications using various technologies including C++ and Python, and ensuring compliance with engineering practices. The engineer will also support product rollouts globally and provide informal guidance to new team members.

The Senior QA Engineer will be responsible for debugging complex software products, performing software tests, analyzing test results, maintaining documentation, consulting with development engineers, and leading software test projects. This role requires problem-solving capabilities and working within broad operational guidelines.

The Software (Technical) Support Engineer at Applied Materials will troubleshoot and resolve software issues related to Inspection & Metrology tools, conduct software installations and upgrades, validate software, and provide customer training and support. Responsibilities include analyzing software problems, creating test plans, and conducting customer engagement for improved product understanding.

The Java Developer is responsible for developing code, designing software projects, troubleshooting issues, and performing software tests. They interface with both internal and external customers, compile data for reports, and provide leadership for less experienced colleagues.

As a Software Application Engineer (QA), you will test the SmartFactory® MES solution, develop test plans, report defects, perform regression tests, and provide feedback during design reviews. You'll also communicate test results, guide new team members informally, and stay updated on testing best practices.

As a Java Tech Lead, you will design and implement new software features, troubleshoot issues, and coordinate with global teams to ensure product completeness. You will lead projects from concept to launch, providing software solutions while adhering to business standards and practices.