Nova Ltd

06/04/2026

Big kudos to our Nova USA team for or their continued partnership with the Texas A&M Engineering Capstone program!

Through the Capstone program at Texas A&M Engineering, our people are mentoring the next generation of engineers, sharing knowledge, asking the right questions, and helping ideas come to life.

It all started with Dr. Alex Aguilar, who led the way as Nova’s first mentor.
Today, many more Nova employees have joined in, working with curious, driven students and making a real impact along the way.

Take a peek at what they’ve been building

Senior capstone projects bring engineering students together with industry to solve current problems. These partnerships allow companies to harvest new ideas...

01/04/2026

חג פסח שמח

31/03/2026

Some teams gathered around tables, others in workshops, others just took a moment to listen and learn.
Different formats, different cultures, but the same intention behind it all- one Nova celebrates Woman's month.
Across our sites, people found their own ways to pause, connect, learn, and show up for each other.

30/03/2026

Curiosity looks a bit different when you see it up close.

Last week, our Chemical Metrology Division in Germany opened its doors for a group of curious Girls, welcoming the young students to experience what working in our world actually looks like.

The day started with a tour of our labs, followed by an interactive workshop where our colleagues shared their roles and what they enjoy about their work. From hands-on experiments to open conversations, the questions kept coming and so did the excitement.

We wrapped up the visit on our rooftop, with some snacks, sunshine, and a chance to continue the conversations in a more relaxed setting.

A big thank you to everyone who made the day possible and to the girls who brought so much curiosity and energy with them.

26/03/2026

Semicon China is in high gear and the energy is vibrant.
We enjoy meeting and greeting our customers and partners that are coming to discuss how Nova is solving what's next.

Still another day to go and our metrology experts are waiting in the booth for you.

25/03/2026

Day one at Semicon China, and the booth has been full from the start.

Great to see so many visitors stopping by for conversations around current challenges and what’s coming next for the industry. Having teams here from across the world makes these discussions even more meaningful.

Our CEO and President, Gaby Waisman, together with CBO Zohar Gil and GM of Dimensional Metrology Division, Effi Aboody, are also here, meeting customers, exchanging ideas, and talking about how Nova is solving what's next.

Looking forward to the next couple of days in Shanghai.
See you in hall N4, Booth #4637

23/03/2026

What an EPIC Award!
We are so honored that Intel selected Nova as recipient of its 2026 EPIC supplier Award, for excellence in Integrated CMP Metrology Solutions.
This award highlights our shared journey with Intel toward technological progress, and solving what’s next.

A huge thank you to our incredible team who deliver an EPIC performance: Excellence, Partnership, and Continuous Improvement, every single day.
We’re excited to keep building the future of tech together!

Intel Announces 2026 EPIC Supplier Award Recipients March 19, 2026 Published Corporate Annual program recognizes suppliers that exemplify Intel’s standard of excellence. In this article: Intel today announced the recipients of the 2026 Intel EPIC Supplier Award, honoring suppliers that demonstra...

16/03/2026

Join us at SEMICON China and discover what’s next in semiconductor innovation.

Our semiconductor experts will be waiting for you at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, March 25–27, 2026, in Hall N4, Booth #4637, where we’ll explore the future of semiconductor technology.

Don’t miss Alexander Gaiduk, Product Marketing Manager, presenting:
“Addressing Electroplating Challenges in Advanced Packaging Using Modern Methods.”

CSTIC 2026 – Advanced Packaging and Heterogeneous Integration Symposium
Sunday, March 22, 2026
14:00–14:25

See you in Shanghai.

15/03/2026

Advanced semiconductor devices are at the core of the AI transformation we all experience.
But bringing these technologies to high-volume manufacturing raises new process and metrology challenges.

In this webinar, conducted in cooperation with Photonic Israel Association, Dr. Igor Turovets, from Nova’s CTO pathfinding group, will review the process challenges and explore how innovative metrology at scale helps enable HVM across logic, memory, sensors, and silicon photonics.

Don’t miss this chance to gain a unique inside view of a remarkable industry and see how Nova is driving its next breakthroughs.

More information and registration are available here: https://aeai-org-il.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oQmZnxNvRKKCsPOo4nFjZw

13/03/2026

Pi Day is our holiday as proud geeks, and π ratio is kind of a big deal around here.

So here’s a challenge for fellow circle lovers:
How many circles can you count in this scene?

Look carefully, there are more than you think.

Drop your best guess in the comments.

09/03/2026

“The production floor is where I feel at home: close to the people, solving problems, and making sure everything runs smoothly.

I really enjoy the atmosphere when the music’s playing, people are focused, and everyone’s doing their part.
There’s energy, and it keeps me going. Since joining Nova in 2022, I’ve seen how much a strong team spirit matters.

We motivate each other every day, and we train colleagues from completely different backgrounds to become skilled professionals.
It’s a long road but seeing that progress is worth it.

My role puts me in the middle, between mechanical, electrical, and software teams, and between the office and the shop floor.
I make sure everyone speaks the same language and gets what they need to succeed.

My mission is supporting my team the best way I can making sure their achievements are seen and appreciated.
Because when they have the right support, they can do incredible things. Looking back, I’m proud of what we’ve achieved together.

Challenges come daily, but with trust and teamwork, we turn them into results."
Patrick Thiel, Manufacturing Engineer

08/03/2026

“When I chose to study astronomy, I wasn’t thinking about careers or industries.
I was simply curious about how the universe works.
I completed my bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Chile and later moved to Germany to pursue a PhD in astrophysics at Heidelberg University.
During those years, I realized that while I loved the science itself, the academic path wasn’t the life I wanted.

I chose to leave the academia and that eventually led me to the semiconductor industry, Sentronics, which is now a Nova company,
where I began working as an application and sales engineer.

Starting on the application side helped me understand the technology deeply: how the tools work,
what customers really need, and how measurements translate into real solutions.

Once we became a Nova company my manager asked me if I’d like to move to a business position full time and I loved the idea.
The experience I gained as an application engineer was the foundation that made the transition into a full business role feel natural.
People sometimes ask what it’s like to be a woman in a technical field.
For me, it has always felt very natural.
I’ve always enjoyed math and science, and I never really thought about it differently.
For this women’s day, If I could give one piece of advice to young women considering STEM, it would be simple:
if you're curious about it, just try.
Even if you later choose a different path, the process will teach you a lot about the world and about yourself.”

Josefina Michea, Business Manager