Scientist - Redistribution layer (RDL) design and fabrication for advanced packaging (all gende[...]

Overview

Scientist - Redistribution layer (RDL) design and fabrication for advanced packaging (all genders) // Job-ID: 213-1 at Silicon Austria Labs (SAL).

Your Future Responsibilities

As a Scientist in our research unit Heterogeneous Integration Technologies, you will take on challenging and responsible tasks in the field of advanced packaging technologies, contributing directly to the strategic goals of SAL and supporting our group.

You will lead and execute projects independently, acquire funding, publish results, as well as representing our research at an international level. With your technical expertise and scientific drive, you will help shape our R&D roadmap.

Responsibilities

• Research & development in:
  • Fan-Out Wafer-Level Packaging (FOWLP)
  • Through-Silicon Via (TSV) technologies
  • Die stacking and microelectronic system integration
• Tool responsibility within the packaging process line
• Microfabrication and backend processing in a cleanroom environment
• Design, layout, and fabrication of electronic packages
• Data analysis and interpretation
• Technical reporting and scientific dissemination (e.g. publications, conference presentations)
• Initiating of leading new projects and collaborations with industry and public funding programs (HE, FFG, Chips JU, ...)
• Occasionally project acquisition

Your profile

• PhD degree in physics, mechanical engineering, or closely related fields, with at least 3 years experience in R&D in the research area
• or MSc in the relevant fields, with at least 3 years of work experience in industry
• Advanced knowledge of Micro-fabrication and lithography processing
• Knowledge of Electroplating, RDL fabrication and bonding technologies
• Knowledge of material science, with special focus on material testing & failure analysis
• Fluent English, German is a plus
• Team player
• Good communication skills
• Flexibility to work on different topics
• Willingness to relocate to Villach/Austria

Important Facts About SAL

• Diverse research activities with many technical challenges.
• State-of-the-art laboratory facilities and equipment.
• Location in the heart of Europe in Austria – relocation support for non-European nationalities.
• Internal and external training opportunities for career development.
• Family & children friendly - actively shaping the compatibility of family and career.
• Vital4SAL program to promote a healthy workplace (coaching, trainings, health initiatives, insurance).
• Meal allowance and public transport subsidies as part of benefits.
• Our values: open door policy, flexibility in working hours, diversity, lifelong learning, and sustainability.

This position is subject to the Collective Agreement for employees in non-university research (Research CA) starting in occupational group E (E1 salary = EUR 3.963, paid 14 times a year) based on 38,5 hours per week. For this position we offer competitive salaries and additional benefits based on your experience and qualifications, starting with a minimum gross salary of EUR 61,000 (annual, based on an All-in contract).

About Us

Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) is a top research center for Electronics and Software Based Systems (ESBS). At three locations (Graz, Villach, Linz), SAL conducts research along the ESBS value chain in sensor systems, power electronics, intelligent wireless systems, microsystems and embedded systems to develop future-oriented solutions for industry, health, energy, mobility, safety and more.

Innovation is our top priority and so are our employees. We are a family-friendly company and support work-family compatibility. We are committed to providing an environment where employees feel good, healthy and motivated.

Seniority level

• Mid-Senior level

Employment type

• Part-time

Job function

• Research, Analyst, and Information Technology

Industries

• Research Services

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