Process Engineering Intern

What you'll do

• Operate semiconductor wafer processing equipment in laboratory and clean-room environments.
• Perform testing and characterization for the development of new processes.
• Run experiments and operate wafer process tools in application labs.
• Conduct chemistry and material analysis using metrology tools to measure wafer performance.
• Plan and execute feasibility studies for novel EUV patterning, thin film deposition, and etching processes.
• Analyze experimental test data and present findings to cross-functional teams.
• Perform R&D support activities including literature reviews on relevant research topics.

What we're looking for

• Must be a PhD graduate student in Material Science & Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, or related majors.
• Understanding of chemical mechanisms in semiconductor wafer processing.
• Hands-on experience in a cleanroom or laboratory setting working with thin films, semiconductor patterning, or solid-state materials.
• Strong writing and verbal communication skills including proficiency in PowerPoint.
• Experience with plasma process of depositing and etching of thin films (preferred).
• Understanding of problem-solving and troubleshooting techniques such as DOE, 5-why, 8D, fishbones, etc. (preferred).
• Experience working on troubleshooting processing equipment and systems (preferred).
• Experience with thin film analytical methods such as SEM/TEM, XPS, AFM, ellipsometry, SIMS (preferred).