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We are a global leader of vacuum and abatement. At Edwards, we enable environments where innovation thrives. Our products are integral to manufacturing processes for semiconductors, flat panel displays, LEDs and solar cells; are used within an increasingly diverse range of industrial processes including power, glass and other coating applications, steel and other metallurgy, pharmaceutical and chemical; and for both scientific instruments and a wide range of R&D applications.

Edwards is part of the Atlas Copco Group

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Rating is calculated based on 24 reviews and is evolving.

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Mechanical Engineer
3.9
6 May 2026
Great Stability for Engineers
Pros: As a Mechanical Engineer at Edwards Vacuum, I appreciate the strong stability in the high vacuum technology industry. Job security is good. My colleagues are very supportive, and there are ample opportunities for learning and career development, especially hands-on with industrial equipment in our onsite manufacturing setting.
Cons: Internal approval processes can sometimes be slow, occasionally impacting project timelines. Also, cross-departmental communication could be more consistent for smoother workflows.
Advice to Management: Focus on streamlining internal approval processes and improving cross-departmental communication for enhanced efficiency and project delivery.
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Process Engineer
3.9
29 April 2026
Great Place to Grow Your Engineering Career
Pros: I've gained so much technical expertise as a Process Engineer in the semiconductor equipment industry. Colleagues are supportive and great to learn from. Good job security within this global vacuum and abatement solutions company. Plenty of interesting engineering challenges.
Cons: Promotion pathways can feel slow, especially for individual contributors. Being a large organization means some bureaucracy and slow approval processes. It's stable, but not always fast-paced for career progression.
Advice to Management: Focus on streamlining the career development framework, especially for individual contributors. Clearer pathways and more frequent opportunities for internal advancement would significantly boost morale and retention.
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Process Engineer
3.7
28 April 2026
Good Place for Engineers to Learn and Grow
Pros: I've really appreciated the learning opportunities, especially for a Process Engineer in the semiconductor equipment manufacturing sector. There are always new challenges, and you get to work with advanced vacuum technology. Colleagues are generally supportive, creating a good engineering environment. It's a stable company, part of a larger industrial group, which offers a sense of job security. The pay and benefits are competitive for the industry, and the 401k match is decent.
Cons: Sometimes the approval processes can feel a bit slow, typical for a large, established company. It can sometimes delay projects, which is a minor frustration for us engineers eager to move things forward. Career growth, while present, isn't always super fast-paced, especially for internal promotions beyond a certain level.
Advice to Management: Streamline some of the internal approval workflows to empower engineering teams to move projects forward more efficiently. Continue investing in targeted career development paths for mid-level engineers.
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