Senior Process Engineer, Backend Fabrication

Analog Devices; Limerick; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Analog Devices, a global semiconductor leader, is recruiting a Process Engineer in Limerick to support backend fabrication engineering. You will drive process control, tool qualification, and continuous improvement across manufacturing activities, collaborating with development teams to transfer new wafer-level capabilities.

The role requires a degree in physics/electronics/materials/chemistry and 3+ years hands-on processing experience, with strong problem solving and communication skills.

Qualifications

• Degree in Applied Physics / Electronics / Materials / Chemistry or relevant discipline.
• 3+ years’ hands-on processing engineering experience.
• Excellent technical problem solving and multitasking skills.
• Good communication and interaction skills.
• Data-driven with ability to apply science and engineering concepts.
• Self-directing, self-motivated in a dynamic environment.

Responsibilities

• Drive continuous improvement for existing volume manufacturing processes, layers & tools.
• Perform root cause analysis of yield issues and excursions; implement corrective actions.
• Develop new wafer level capabilities with development groups.
• Establish standards for equipment/process methods among shift personnel and Eng. groups.
• Review safety, quality, output, and value metrics and drive initiatives.
• Develop expertise on technology changes and equipment platforms.
• Manage capital acquisition from definition to qualification for new or existing tech.
• Ensure safe practices across toolsets.
• Represent ADI at conferences.

Skills

Problem solving

Multitasking

Communication

Data-driven

Self-directed

Hands-on engineering

3+ years experience

Education

Applied Physics

Electronics

Materials

Chemistry

Job description

Analog Devices, a global semiconductor leader, is recruiting a Process Engineer in Limerick to support backend fabrication engineering. You will drive process control, tool qualification, and continuous improvement across manufacturing activities, collaborating with development teams to transfer new wafer-level capabilities.

The role requires a degree in physics/electronics/materials/chemistry and 3+ years hands-on processing experience, with strong problem solving and communication skills.