Integration Engineer

Integration Engineer

Requirements

• Experienced in—or very familiar with—cleanroom fabrication processes including photolithography, deposition, etching (dry and wet), and thin film metrology
• Comfortable with technical terminology and eager to work hands-on in a lab setting
• Able to follow safety procedures and maintain focus at microscope and bench stations for extended periods
• Must be able to work safely with and around hazardous materials, chemicals and gases
• Dexterity in handling microelectronic chips and wafers is essential
• Highly curious, detail-oriented, and motivated to learn across multiple disciplines
• A proactive communicator and team player who enjoys solving complex technical problems
• Must be able to work with little supervision and be a strong team player
• A recent B.S. or M.S. graduate in Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, or a related field

Responsibilities

• Work alongside senior engineers to support the fabrication and development of novel semiconductor devices
• Troubleshoot process issues by gathering data using metrology tools such as AFM, profilometry, ellipsometry, and optical microscopy, and SEM
• Assist in process development with various modules like – lithography, deposition, dry/wet etch, plating, etc.
• Document and analyze experimental results and present findings to a technical team
• Maintain cleanroom hygiene standards and follow safety protocols for handling hazardous materials and chemicals
• Contribute to process improvements and experimental design in an evolving R&D setting

Preferred Qualifications

• 1-3 years of hands-on microfabrication cleanroom experience (academic or industry) is preferred
• Familiarity with process development and device fabrication workflows is preferred
• Exposure to infrared sensing or quantum computing technologies is preferred
• Experience with productivity tools (Excel, Words, PowerPoint) for data analysis and documentation is preferred