Process & Manufacturing Engineer

Inbrain Neuroelectronics; Barcelona; Presencial; EUR 52.000 - 78.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Private Health Insurance

Udemy training access

23 vacation days per year

Christmas week off

Descripción de la vacante

INBRAIN Neuroelectronics is seeking a Process Engineer to drive development-to-production transfer for semiconductor and MEMS processes. You will support cleanroom operations, data collection and experiments to enhance yield and robustness, working with cross-functional teams across Bellaterra and Barcelona.

The role requires 3+ years in semiconductor manufacturing, strong DOE/SPC/FMEA experience, and fluency in English.

Formación

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Materials Science, Semiconductor Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics, Chemistry or a related field.
• At least 3 years hands-on experience in semiconductor manufacturing, microfabrication, MEMS, wafer processing or a related cleanroom environment (minimum 1 year industry experience).
• Fluency in English required (company language).
• Experience with lithography, thin-film deposition, etching, lift-off, polymer processing, plasma processing, cleaning or bonding.
• Experience developing, optimizing, troubleshooting or transferring processes from development into pilot production or manufacturing.
• Understanding of process integration, material compatibility, adhesion, contamination control and multilayer structures.
• Experience planning experiments, analysing process data and identifying root causes of process failures.
• Experience preparing process documentation, technical reports and controlled manufacturing records.
• Familiarity with DOE, SPC and FMEA.
• Ability to organize and execute technical activities independently with limited supervision.

Responsabilidades

• Development-to-Production Transfer: transfer prototype designs and processes into controlled and repeatable manufacturing with focus on yield, robustness and readiness.
• Execute cleanroom and laboratory activities including wafer processing, sample prep, inspection, characterization and data collection.
• Plan and execute experiments and DOEs to establish process windows, improve yield and reduce variability.
• Support equipment selection, installation, qualification, process bring-up and tool acceptance.
• Coordinate technical activities with external foundries, equipment suppliers and laboratories.
• Apply process-control and risk-management methods (DOE, SPC, FMEA) to improve stability.
• Work with cross-functional teams to support new product introduction, scale-up and continuous improvement.

Conocimientos

Semiconductor manufacturing

MEMS

Process development

DOE

SPC

FMEA

Data analysis

Documentation

Problem solving

English fluency

Educación

Bachelor/Master in Materials Science, Semiconductor Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics, Chemistry

Herramientas

MES

PLM

yield-management

Descripción del empleo

INBRAIN harnesses the extraordinary material properties of Graphene, the world’s thinnest and nobel-prize winning material, to build safe, uninvasive and highly efficient neural solutions. Our mission is to decode and modulate neural networks to improve people’s lives As a Process Engineer, you will play a key role in developing, executing and transferring semiconductor and microfabrication processes into repeatable manufacturing. The engineer will support process development, equipment activities, troubleshooting, documentation and continuous improvement across several development and manufacturing programs. This position will be office-based in Bellaterra and Barcelona and from 2027 in Barcelona city only.

Responsibilities

• Development-to-Production Transfer: Support the transfer of prototype designs and processes into controlled and repeatable manufacturing, with a focus on yield improvement, process robustness, design optimization and manufacturing readiness. This includes creating and refining Bills of Materials, Bills of Process, equipment specifications, manufacturing recipes, testing protocols and work instructions.
• Execute cleanroom and laboratory activities, including wafer processing, sample preparation, inspection, characterization and data collection.
• Plan and execute experiments and DOEs to establish process windows, improve yield and reduce process variability.
• Support equipment selection, installation, qualification, process bring‑up and tool acceptance.
• Coordinate technical activities with external foundries, equipment suppliers, material suppliers and characterization laboratories.
• Apply process-control and risk‑management methods, including SPC, FMEA and root‑cause analysis, to improve process stability and manufacturing readiness.
• Work closely with cross‑functional teams to support new product introduction, manufacturing scale‑up and continuous improvement.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Materials Science, Semiconductor Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics, Chemistry or a related field.
• At least 3 years of hands‑on experience in semiconductor manufacturing, microfabrication, MEMS, wafer processing or a related cleanroom environment(minimum 1 year industry experience is required, only academia experience cannot be accepted).
• Fluency in English required (English is company language).
• Practical experience with several semiconductor process technologies, such as lithography, thin‑film deposition, etching, lift‑off, polymer processing, plasma processing, cleaning or bonding.
• Experience developing, optimizing, troubleshooting or transferring processes from development into pilot production or manufacturing.
• Understanding of process integration, material compatibility, adhesion, contamination control and multilayer structures.
• Experience planning experiments, analysing process data and identifying the root causes of process failures.
• Experience preparing process documentation, technical reports and controlled manufacturing records.
• Familiarity with process‑control and risk‑management methods such as DOE, SPC and FMEA.
• Ability to organize and execute technical activities independently and complete agreed deliverables with limited supervision.
• Uses data and structured problem‑solving to identify root causes and implement practical solutions.
• Maintains accuracy and discipline in process execution, data collection and documentation.
• Nice to have (optional):Experience in semiconductor, MEMS, flexible‑electronics or medical‑device manufacturing.
• Experience with polyimide, flexible substrates, thin‑film metals, glass substrates, graphene‑derived materials or biocompatible materials.
• Experience working with external semiconductor foundries, contract manufacturers or equipment suppliers.
• Experience with equipment installation, qualification, FAT, SAT or process acceptance.
• Familiarity with MES, PLM, yield‑management or manufacturing‑data systems.

Benefits

• Competitive salary (according to your experience/skills)
• Internal flexible compensation scheme
• Private Health Insurance
• Training bonus for professional development and access to Udemy platform
• 23 vacation days per year
• Christmas week off

While we offer flexible working modality, because of the nature of this position, this will be an office-based position in Bellaterra and Barcelona and from 2027 in Barcelona city.

At INBRAIN, we foster the inclusion of all people regardless of culture, age, gender, sexual orientation and identity, or any other status

About us

At Inbrain Neuroelectronics, we built our company around a simple belief: great science needs great people. Our mission is to transform the treatment of neurological disorders through neuroelectronic therapies that are safer, smarter, and more human‑centered. We work at the intersection of neuroscience, engineering, and advanced materials, but what truly drives us is the impact our work can have on patients’ lives.

We encourage everyone to think like Game Changers, challenging assumptions and pushing boundaries to unlock breakthroughs that once felt out of reach.

We act with Conscious Impact, aware that every decision—from research to clinical translation—shapes real futures.