Software Engineer II - Semiconductor Equipment

Bangalore, India
Full Time
Experienced
Lapmaster Wolters is a global leader in high-precision machine tools and surface processing systems, with a heritage spanning over 200 years. The company specialises in industrial lapping, polishing, fine grinding, and advanced abrasive technologies, serving more than 20 industries worldwide.
With over 600 employees, 40,000+ m² of production space, and revenues exceeding €250 million, Lapmaster Wolters is a trusted partner to global manufacturers. The company is now strategically expanding into advanced semiconductor packaging which is one of the industry’s fastest-growing segments driven by demand for heterogeneous integration, chiplet architectures, and next-generation compute platforms.
Job Title: Software Engineer II
Location: Bangalore, India
Department: Software Engineering – Semiconductor Equipment
Employment Type: Full-Time
ROLE OVERVIEW
As a Software Engineer I, you will be an integral part of our semiconductor equipment engineering team, responsible for designing, developing, and integrating software that drives high-precision machine performance. You will work at the intersection of software and hardware, developing control interfaces, operator GUIs, and automated systems that meet the exacting standards of the semiconductor industry. This is an exciting opportunity to grow your career within a company that is actively shaping the future of advanced packaging technology.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES but not limited to:
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Design, develop, test, and integrate software for semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
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Develop C#/C++ DLL interfaces enabling external customers to programmatically control equipment.
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Build intuitive operator interfaces for semiconductor equipment using C# and C++.
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Implement hardware control modules using serial communication interfaces and TCP/IP protocols.
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Develop and maintain automated system controls for semiconductor equipment operations.
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Conduct thorough system testing, debugging, and performance optimisation.
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Provide post-deployment software support and debugging assistance to customers and field teams.
REQUIRED SKILLS & COMPETENCIES
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Strong proficiency in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles and design patterns.
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Solid knowledge of data structures and algorithms.
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Hands-on expertise in C# and C++ programming languages.
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Familiarity with PLC programming concepts and industrial automation.
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Excellent debugging and root-cause analysis skills.
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Sound understanding of multithreading and concurrent programming concepts.
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Experience in GUI development using C# .NET frameworks (WinForms and WPF).
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Strong software/hardware interface experience, particularly in embedded or industrial contexts.
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Good working knowledge of version control systems such as GitHub or Azure DevOps.
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Good Knowledge about SEMI software standards like SECS/GEM, GEM300, cybersecurity.
QUALIFICATIONS
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Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline.
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3-6 years of professional experience in C# / .NET software development.
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Prior exposure to complex system development in regulated or high-precision domains such as semiconductor, healthcare, or aerospace is a strong advantage.
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Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot, debug, and optimise complex software systems.
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Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
WHAT WE OFFER
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Competitive compensation package aligned with industry benchmarks.
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A dynamic, collaborative, and innovation-driven work environment.
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Exposure to cutting-edge semiconductor equipment and advanced packaging technologies.
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Opportunities for professional growth within a globally recognised engineering organisation.
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A culture that values precision, curiosity, and continuous improvement.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
Lapmaster Wolters is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. All hiring decisions are made solely on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business requirements.
Ready to engineer the future of semiconductor technology?
Apply today and discover why Lapmaster Wolters is a great place to build your career
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