As a Software Engineer at Applied Materials, youll dive deep into ground-breaking technologieslike machine learning and AIto craft novel software solutions that solve our customers high-value problems. Our Software Engineers are responsible for designing, prototyping, developing, and debugging software solutions for semiconductor equipment components and devices to ensure quality and functionality. You''ll develop software documentation and test procedures, troubleshoot software problems, and communicate with internal customers to understand project requirements. As part of our team, you''ll contribute your expertise in intricate systems, deciphering code, and anticipating software behaviors to ensure Applied remains the leader in the semiconductor and display sectors.

About the Role

We are seeking a highly skilled Full Stack Software Engineer with expertise in cloud-native application development. Candidate should be very proficient in Python. This role involves designing and building scalable, secure, and high-performance solutions that power next-generation enterprise systems.





Key Responsibilities
Design and develop cloud-native applications using Python and microservices architecture.
Implement CI/CD pipelines, containerization (Docker), and orchestration (Kubernetes).
Collaborate with cross-functional teams for requirements analysis and solution design.
Ensure scalability, security, and performance through best practices.
Write and maintain unit and integration tests to uphold code quality.
Participate in Agile ceremonies and contribute to continuous improvement.

Required Skills
Robust proficiency Python with Design Patterns, Multithreading, Data Structures
Entry level proficiency in UI development using React, Node.JS
Hands-on experience with microservices, REST APIs design and implementation (with Flask/Rapid API)
Expertise in containerization orchestration: Docker, Kubernetes.
Working knowledge of DevOps tools: Jenkins, Maven, Git.
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📌 Python Cloud Developer Mumbai (India)
🏢 Applied Materials
📍 India