Pilot Line Lithography Engineer: Process Troubleshooter

Karlstad University; Heverlee; Sur place; EUR 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

imec, a world‑leading nanotechnology research center in Leuven, Belgium, seeks a Pilot Line Engineer for second‑line troubleshooting in lithography. You will join the Litho & Coating Development engineering team responsible for standard lithography processes and tools, and for evaluating/validating upscaled techniques.

You will lead daily process/tool follow‑ups, drive problem prevention, and develop long‑term solutions through root‑cause analysis, working with researchers, hardware engineers

Qualifications

• Master in Science or Engineering or equal by experience.
• Experience in lithography is a strong asset.
• Autonomous work style with high attention to detail and quality.
• Strong communication and reporting in cross‑functional teams.

Responsabilités

• Daily follow-up of lithography processes and tools; qualification, stability, improvements and problem prevention.
• Troubleshoot litho processing issues and enable first line troubleshooters to advance.
• Investigate recurring issues, focusing on root cause analysis and long-term solutions.
• Communicate clearly to stakeholders via systems, meetings and email.
• Collaborate in a dynamic, multicultural environment with researchers, hardware engineers and operations.
• Work in a two-shifts system (Early/Late) including one weekend out of three to support 24/7 fab.

Connaissances

Engineering mindset

English fluency

Formation

Master degree in Science or Engineering

Description du poste

imec, a world‑leading nanotechnology research center in Leuven, Belgium, seeks a Pilot Line Engineer for second‑line troubleshooting in lithography. You will join the Litho & Coating Development engineering team responsible for standard lithography processes and tools, and for evaluating/validating upscaled techniques.

You will lead daily process/tool follow‑ups, drive problem prevention, and develop long‑term solutions through root‑cause analysis, working with researchers, hardware engineers