Advanced Semiconductor Device Modeling Engineer

PVH (Tommy Hilfiger/Calvin Klein); Malibu (CA); On-site; USD 140,700 - 175,950; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

Life insurance

401K match

Gym facilities

Paid time off

Job summary

HRL Laboratories is seeking a creative and motivated device modeling engineer to join a world-class team. You will model state-of-the-art electronic technologies, including quantum nanodevices, and work closely with fabrication and test teams to interpret data.

Responsibilities include advancing semiclassical and quantum transport understanding, electrostatic integrity, and device stress response in cryogenic or high-temperature environments.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics, or related discipline.
• Experience with semiconductor TCAD tools (Sentaurus Device/Process) and multiphysics software.
• Strong knowledge of electronic, optical, thermal, and magnetic semiconductor properties.
• Ability to collaborate, present results, and contribute to reports.

Responsibilities

• Model state-of-the-art electronic technologies like FinFETs and gate-all-around transistors.
• Design and analyze classical and quantum nanodevices, incl. semiconductor spin qubits.
• Investigate semiclassical and quantum transport, electrostatic integrity, and device stressors.
• Work in tight feedback loops with fabrication and test efforts.

Skills

Collaboration

Communication

Presentation

Education

Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering

Ph.D. in Applied Physics

Tools

Sentaurus Device

Sentaurus Process

COMSOL

C++

Python

Job description

HRL Laboratories is seeking a creative and motivated device modeling engineer to join a world-class team. You will model state-of-the-art electronic technologies, including quantum nanodevices, and work closely with fabrication and test teams to interpret data.

Responsibilities include advancing semiclassical and quantum transport understanding, electrostatic integrity, and device stress response in cryogenic or high-temperature environments.