(Epi) - Module Development Engineer - (PhD Intern)
The Role and Impact
As a Module Engineering PhD Intern, you will contribute to the optimization and development of manufacturing processes for a specific module within semiconductor production. Your day-to-day responsibilities will involve sustaining and improving manufacturing equipment, troubleshooting issues, and supporting qualification activities. This hands-on internship offers a unique opportunity to apply your academic knowledge, gain practical skills, and explore career possibilities in a dynamic and innovative environment.
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Intel Foundry aims to advance semiconductor manufacturing technologies and deliver cutting-edge solutions to meet customer needs globally. As part of this organization, you will join a team dedicated to enhancing manufacturing processes and sustaining high-performance equipment, enabling Intel's broader mission of technological excellence. Working in this collaborative environment offers a chance to contribute to groundbreaking innovations in semiconductor production.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the development and implementation of semiconductor manufacturing processes for a specific module.
- Sustain and improve manufacturing equipment performance to ensure operational reliability and efficiency.
- Assist in troubleshooting equipment issues and performing qualification activities to meet production standards.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to enhance process control methodologies and achieve production goals.
- Apply statistical analysis and design experimental methodologies to improve process reliability and throughput.
- Gain hands-on experience with materials and device characterization techniques, such as SEM and TEM.
- Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives for process control systems and methodologies.
Minimum Qualifications
- Ph.D. degree in progress in Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, Electrical Engineering, or another STEM-related field.
- Knowledge of semiconductor processing fundamentals, including lithography, etching, polishing, and deposition techniques.
- Familiarity with statistical data analysis and experimental design methodologies.
- Experience in materials and physical device characterization techniques, such as SEM or TEM, gained through coursework, academic research, or hands-on training.
- Familiarity with process control techniques and methodologies.
Preferred Qualifications
- PhD student 3rd or 4th year; experience with thin film deposition and characterization.
- Hands-on experience using and maintaining scientific equipment, research experience, experimental and data analysis expertise.
- Semiconductor device research, development or characterization experience
This internship provides a unique opportunity to collaborate, innovate, and gain impactful hands-on experience in semiconductor manufacturing. If you are passionate about advancing technology and exploring meaningful career opportunities, we encourage you to apply today.
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