Infineon is looking for a packaging engineer to define and develop packaging solutions for new products and technologies, driving technical definition, design, and development of new packages.
Job Responsibilities
- Define and develop the right package for new products/technologies from concept and feasibility studies through realization.
- Drive technical definition activities (BOM, package design, assembly technology, review PRP, project classification) for package projects with major changes or new packages, risks, and impact.
- Generate conceptual package outlines and internal construction drawings, finalize and document the drawings, and update them as needed.
- Define package characteristics to meet electrical, thermal, reliability, and mechanical requirements.
- Coordinate package cost estimation and cost indication.
- Engage partners and technical consultants for package definition to the Business Division, especially on BE assembly technology know‑how.
- Be the main driver for the DFMEA.
- Support pre‑development and project definition stages, remaining a package design expert throughout the project phase.
- Actively scout for new packaging technologies and maintain contact with competitors/sub‑contractors in package development.
- Serve as the main contact person and technical consultant/coach for all questions and discussions regarding packaging and package design.
- Drive innovation and pre‑development activities within the package platform.
- Consolidate the inputs for Assembly Design Rules and ensure their contents are updated.
Your Profile
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (Semiconductor Technology, Microelectronics, Automation, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics Physics).
- Experience in semiconductor packaging, assembly, and test.
- Experience in wire‑bond process.
- Process and equipment engineering knowledge.
- Failure analysis and reliability engineering experience.
- Analytical and problem‑solving skills.
- AutoCAD and 3D drafting preferred.
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