MEMS Wet Etch Process Engineer — Cambridge

The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 156,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Workplace flexibility

Employee clubs

Health and finance workshops

Off site social events

Discounts to local museums

Job summary

The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. in Cambridge, MA is seeking a Microfabrication Process Engineer to advance MEMS devices and sensors in a clean room, collaborating with hardware and software teams on interpose and wafer-level packaging concepts.

Ideal candidates have a Bachelor's in EE/ME/Physics, 3–5 years in Microsystems engineering, and a willingness to obtain security clearance. The role offers challenging projects in national-scale research and development.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Physics required.
• Master's degree preferred.

Responsibilities

• Designs and develops MEMS devices/sensors with schematic and layout work.
• Assesses performance and process capabilities of MEMS designs via modelling/simulation.
• Tests and evaluates devices using varied tools, protocols, and software.
• Addresses reliability, yield, and failure issues.
• Develops production methods and fabrication processes for MEMS.
• Drafts operating instructions and performance specs.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Organization

Time management

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Statistical methods

SPC software

Reliability analysis

Education

Bachelors in EE/ME/Physics

Masters preferred

Tools

MEMS fabrication tools

Metrology tools

Device design software

Modelling software

Reliability software

SPC software

Job description

The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. in Cambridge, MA is seeking a Microfabrication Process Engineer to advance MEMS devices and sensors in a clean room, collaborating with hardware and software teams on interpose and wafer-level packaging concepts.

Ideal candidates have a Bachelor's in EE/ME/Physics, 3–5 years in Microsystems engineering, and a willingness to obtain security clearance. The role offers challenging projects in national-scale research and development.