Foundry Process Development Engineer - Lithography Focus

Intel; Hillsboro (OR); Hybrid; USD 115,000 - 189,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Stock bonuses

Retirement plan

Job summary

Intel is seeking a seasoned professional to join the Logic Technology Development team in Hillsboro, Oregon. You will design, execute, and analyze experiments to advance semiconductor process technologies and enable future device architectures.

The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration and rigorous data-driven decision making. The ideal candidate has a strong background in materials science or engineering, extensive experience in semiconductor processing, and the ability to drive

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or higher in Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related STEM field.
• Experience in semiconductor processing, fabrication, or nanotechnology.
• Experience with design of experiments and SPC; strong computational data skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead scientific research enabling manufacture of innovative device architectures.
• Design, execute, and analyze experiments to meet engineering specifications.
• Contribute to development of intellectual property.
• Integrate steps for manufacture of complex microprocessors.
• Transfer technology to manufacturing via Copy Exactly Methodology.

Skills

Design of experiments

SPC (Statistical Process Control)

Computational data skills

ASML scanner EUV/DUV familiarity

Troubleshooting production issues

Education

Bachelor's degree in a STEM field

Master's degree in a STEM field

PhD in a STEM field

Tools

ASML EUV/DUV platforms

Job description

Intel is seeking a seasoned professional to join the Logic Technology Development team in Hillsboro, Oregon. You will design, execute, and analyze experiments to advance semiconductor process technologies and enable future device architectures.

The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration and rigorous data-driven decision making. The ideal candidate has a strong background in materials science or engineering, extensive experience in semiconductor processing, and the ability to drive