GCRAM Device Engineer: Process & Fabrication Lead

RAAAM Memory Technologies Ltd.; Lausanne; Hybrid; CHF 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

RAAAM Memory Technologies Ltd. in Lausanne, Switzerland, seeks a highly motivated Technology/Device/Process Engineer to lead development of the next-generation GCRAM memory technology.

You will drive device and process engineering, collaborate with top-tier scientific advisors and external R&D partners to enable fabrication, characterization, and integration with circuit design teams. The role targets a recent PhD graduate transitioning cutting-edge academic research into disruptive hardware,

Qualifications

• PhD required in a closely related field with a focus on advanced semiconductor devices or process integration.
• Strong background in semiconductor device physics and extensive experience with TCAD tools (Synopsys Sentaurus, Silvaco).
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills in a multi-partner environment.
• Hands-on experience with fabrication, characterization, or process integration is a plus.
• Basic background in microelectronics and circuit design is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Lead process development, fabrication path, electrical characterization and modelling for the next-generation GCRAM technology.
• Collaborate with external R&D partners to define, optimize, and run integration flows for GCRAM devices.
• Act as the primary technical interface between RAAAM and R&D partners to align fabrication with simulations and design models.
• Oversee electrical measurements (I-V, C-V, reliability, stability) on test structures and develop models to guide circuit design.
• Evaluate and benchmark different process recipes, device architectures and materials to optimize performance.

Skills

Device physics

TCAD tools

Communication

Fabrication

Circuit design basics

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering/Materials Science/Physics

Tools

Synopsys Sentaurus

Silvaco

Job description

RAAAM Memory Technologies Ltd. in Lausanne, Switzerland, seeks a highly motivated Technology/Device/Process Engineer to lead development of the next-generation GCRAM memory technology.

You will drive device and process engineering, collaborate with top-tier scientific advisors and external R&D partners to enable fabrication, characterization, and integration with circuit design teams. The role targets a recent PhD graduate transitioning cutting-edge academic research into disruptive hardware,