Employment Opportunities
In pursuit of developing high-quality and technically advanced RF Power and high-frequency Power MOSFET products and solutions that will make our customers successful, we believe the real key to our success will be our people. They are the ones who will bring our innovations to life, which in turn will make our vision a reality. We are looking for people driven by their own motivation, comfortable with flexibility, and full of business and technical knowledge that will become the foundation for building CICLON Semiconductor Device Corporations' long-term success.
CICLON's Executive Management and Board of Directors are committed to providing employees with an entrepreneurial environment that inspires creativity but values team work.
CICLON Semiconductor is looking for talented people with expertise in the following:
>> Product Applications
>> Device Design
>> Manufacturing & Operations
>> Product Engineering
>> Package Engineering
>> Quality & Reliability
>> Sales & Marketing
Please submit a cover letter and resume by fax to 610-849-5101 or email to jobs@ciclonsemi.com with reference to the Job Title or your area of expertise.
Current Openings
>> RF/Microwave Design/Applications Engineer
Living in the Lehigh Valley
When it comes to living and working, the Lehigh Valley is the right place to be:
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Fast, easy commutes.
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Centrally located Lehigh Valley International Airport provides easy business travel.
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Nearby major cities include New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore and Washington D.C.
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Eleven area colleges and universities, along with numerous public/private technical and professional training programs.
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Become Part of a Legacy
Searching for a more reliable, less power-hungry alternative to vacuum tubes, Bell Labs invented the transistor in 1947, marking the beginning of Western Electric's semiconductor component business.
By 1951, two more Bell Labs innovations, zone refining and ion implantation, paved the way for reliable semiconductor fabrication. The first transistor production line is established in Allentown, PA, and the following year transistors are used in the telephone network for the first time.
Expertise on quality was communicated right down to the shop floor--most dramatically by Bonnie Small who joined Western Electrics’s quality assurance department in 1940. After joining the Allentown Plant in 1948, Small assembled a committee of quality professionals throughout Western Electric to write a handbook for the factory. This handbook represents the confluence of Western Electric's long-standing traditions of quality control and of education and training. Much of the material for the book was based on Western Electric training courses given to managers, engineers, and shop floor people from 1949 to 1956. The "Western Electric Statistical Quality Control Handbook" appeared in 1958, and has been the shop floor bible of quality control throughout the world ever since. It remains in print, available from the company today.
Quality and technical innovation have become two of the hallmarks of success in today's global competition in manufacturing. Quality and technical innovation are also the basis of CICLON Semiconductor’s heritage in research and manufacturing, which we are proud to carry on - right here in the Lehigh Valley.
Mark Granahan
President and CEO
