Emil can often be seen in a forklift at the warehouse in Runemo, Sweden.
He joined Nefab in 2017 and has worked in various departments since then. The variety of the work, his colleagues and the many growth opportunities are some of the things Emil likes the most about Nefab.
Semiconductor manufacturing leaves no room for error. Every process, every component, every piece of equipment operates within microscopic tolerances, and that precision can’t be compromised once the machines leave the cleanroom. Yet, shipping high-value parts such as electrostatic chucks, pedestals, or showerheads introduces a whole new layer of risk.
Semiconductor manufacturing is a complex process that can be broadly divided into two main phases: the front-end process and the back-end process. Nefab partnered with a leading semiconductor manufacturer to optimize the packaging solution for shipping wafers between its front-end and back-end facilities, achieving significant financial and environmental benefits.
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