We are building a next-generation platform for two-dimensional (2D) semiconductors targeting advanced logic and memory applications. Our work spans wafer-scale materials synthesis, device fabrication, and circuit-level validation to demonstrate manufacturable and competitive performance beyond silicon scaling limits.
As a Device Engineer, you will be responsible for translating wafer-scale 2D materials into functional electronic devices. You will play a key role in device fabrication, electrical characterization, and performance benchmarking, working closely with materials and process teams to establish reliable, scalable device flows. This position is hands‑on, fast‑paced, and impact-driven, with direct influence on technology validation and downstream commercialization.
Responsibilities
Device Fabrication & Characterization
- Fabricate 2D semiconductor devices (nFETs, pFETs) using wafer-scale or chip-scale processes
- Optimize device performance metrics including mobility, contact resistance, SS, hysteresis, and variability
- Perform electrical characterization (DC, pulsed, temperature-dependent when needed)
Circuit Design & Demonstration
- Design, fabricate, and evaluate basic logic and sequential circuits, such as inverters, NAND / NOR gates, ring oscillators, D flip-flops, and simple latches
- Develop complementary (n/p) device integration strategies for functional logic
- Analyze circuit-level metrics such as gain, noise margin, propagation delay, power consumption, and yield
- Correlate circuit performance with device-level non-idealities (Vth mismatch, hysteresis, contact asymmetry)
Process & Integration
- Work closely with materials and process teams to co-optimize growth, interfaces, and device stacks
- Support integration of ultrathin dielectrics, contacts, and BEOL-compatible processes
- Assist in defining scalable device–circuit test structures
Documentation & Technology Validation
- Document device and circuit process flows, test results, and failure analysis
- Prepare data packages for internal reviews, collaborators, and potential customers
- Contribute to technical publications, patent filings, and demo presentations
Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree or above in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Applied Physics, or a related field
- At least 2 years of hands‑on experience in semiconductor device fabrication and characterization
- Solid understanding of FET operation, CMOS logic fundamentals, and basic digital circuits
- Experience with cleanroom fabrication (EBL or photolithography, deposition, etching, metallization)
- Familiarity with electrical characterization tools (probe stations, parameter analyzers such as Keysight)
- Ability to analyze device and circuit data quantitatively and systematically
Preferred Qualifications
- Master’s or PhD degree with a focus on devices, circuits, or nanoelectronics
- Prior experience demonstrating logic circuits using emerging materials (2D, oxide, organic, etc.)
- Knowledge of contact engineering, high-k/ultrathin dielectrics, or BEOL-compatible processes
- Familiarity with CMOS-style complementary logic using non‑ideal transistors
- Proficiency in data analysis and scripting (Python, MATLAB, Origin, etc.)
- Experience working in a startup, industrial R&D lab, or any other fast‑iteration environment
- Strong cross‑disciplinary communication skills (materials ↔ devices ↔ circuits)
What this Role is NOT
- Not a pure IC design or RTL role
- Not large-scale digital backend or layout-heavy CMOS
- Focus is on small-to-medium-scale functional circuit demonstrations as technology proof points