Electrical Engineer I - 2027 Engineer Development Rotation Program

About the role

Applied Materials is hiring a new college graduate Electrical Engineer I for its 2027 Engineer Development Rotation Program (Fusion) in Gloucester, MA. The program runs during the first two years of employment, with rotational assignments across three or four engineering departments, and starts in summer 2027 on site at the Gloucester campus. Early-career engineers work on routine assignments under the guidance of senior engineers, using existing procedures to solve routine and standard problems.

Key responsibilities

• Coordinate the procurement and assembly of electrical/electronic components and equipment, and identify sources of critical parts and subsystems to resolve basic technical issues.
• Design or modify electrical/electronic assemblies, layouts, schematics and detailed drawings or specifications of limited scope under direct supervision.
• Perform basic engineering analysis under direct supervision.
• Perform and generate basic engineering test reports under direct supervision.
• Generate alpha/gamma documentation for product release.
• Troubleshoot basic electrical problems and use engineering processes to resolve generally difficult but limited-scope electrical problems.

Required profile

• Graduating with a Bachelor's degree (or Master's) in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• Good academic standing, with a preferred GPA of 3.0 or above on a 4.0 scale.
• Able to solve complex problems, exercise judgment from multiple sources of information, and explain difficult or sensitive information to build consensus.
• Flexible and adaptable, thriving in a results-driven culture.
• Previous internship or related experience and demonstrated leadership experience are considered.

What we offer

• Salary of $70,000 to $95,500, depending on location, hire grade, knowledge, skills and experience.
• Comprehensive benefits package, with possible eligibility for a bonus and stock award program.
• 10% travel time and relocation eligibility.