Senior Lab Technician: Semiconductor Packaging & Analysis

Micron Memory Malaysia Sdn Bhd; Singapore; On-site; SGD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Micron Technology, Inc. in Singapore is seeking a Senior Technician for Package Development to perform lab analysis, characterize die/package materials, and analyze physical failures.

You will operate SAM, X-ray, SEM, and FIB, support lab materials supply and calibration, and uphold 6S standards in a fast-paced semiconductor environment. The ideal candidate holds a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Process/Engineering, or Materials Science/Engineering with 2–5 years of lab analysis

Qualifications

• Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Process/Engineering, or Materials Science/Engineering.
• 2–5 years lab analysis experience in semiconductor or materials industries.

Responsibilities

• Perform die/package materials characterization and physical failure analysis (PFA).
• Conduct lab analyses using SAM, X-ray, SEM, and FIB to support silicon technology and package development.
• Support lab materials/chemicals supply and calibration of lab tools.
• Maintain 6S cleanliness in the lab.
• Be willing to work overtime and learn continuously.
• Integrate AI-assisted tools to improve daily work where appropriate.

Skills

Lab analysis

Team player

Education

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

Diploma in Chemical Process/Engineering

Diploma in Materials Science/Engineering

Tools

Scanning Acoustic Microscope (SAM)

X-ray

SEM

FIB cross sectioning

Job description

Micron Technology, Inc. in Singapore is seeking a Senior Technician for Package Development to perform lab analysis, characterize die/package materials, and analyze physical failures.

You will operate SAM, X-ray, SEM, and FIB, support lab materials supply and calibration, and uphold 6S standards in a fast-paced semiconductor environment. The ideal candidate holds a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Process/Engineering, or Materials Science/Engineering with 2–5 years of lab analysis