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What is lithography?
Lithography is a printing process that uses a flat stone or metal plate with areas treated to repel ink and other areas treated to retain it. It is commonly used for high-volume printing of text, images, and patterns, particularly in the semiconductor industry for creating integrated circuits.
Which job functions commonly mention lithography?
Integration Engineer
0.5% of all Integration Engineer jobs mention lithography
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Research Scientist
0.1% of all Research Scientist jobs mention lithography
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Researcher
108 Researcher jobs mention lithography
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Scientist
58 Scientist jobs mention lithography
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Engineer
812 Engineer jobs mention lithography
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Which organizations are mentioning lithography?
Micron Technology
Scientific and Technical Services
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