Off-Shift Cleanroom Engineering Intern

Seagate Technology; Normandale (AL); On-site; USD 37,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

Employee stock purchase plan

12 paid holidays

Paid sick leave

Job summary

Seagate Technology in Normandale, United States seeks a Development Off Shift Engineering Intern to join the Wafer Process Development team. The role provides hands-on experience in semiconductor wafer processing, including deposition, etch, CMP and photolithography, while supporting off-shift activities.

You will learn from engineers, collaborate across shifts, perform data analysis, investigate root causes, and troubleshoot on the factory floor.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in a related engineering or science field.
• Familiarity with coding or scripting for data analysis and automation.

Responsibilities

• Support and learn to maintain processes for latest designs during off-shift hours under guidance of experienced engineers.
• Gain exposure to cleanroom technologies including deposition, etch, CMP, and photolithography.
• Learn and apply problem-solving techniques to address operational issues, optimize wafer flows and reduce cycle time and scrap.
• Collaborate with engineers and specialists from diverse backgrounds with mentorship.
• Assist in investigating root causes of process failures, coordinating experiments, and performing data analysis.
• Engage in hands-on troubleshooting of process issues on the factory floor.

Skills

Coding or scripting for data analysis

Data analysis

Critical thinking

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Material Science, Chemistry, Physics or related field

Job description

Seagate Technology in Normandale, United States seeks a Development Off Shift Engineering Intern to join the Wafer Process Development team. The role provides hands-on experience in semiconductor wafer processing, including deposition, etch, CMP and photolithography, while supporting off-shift activities.

You will learn from engineers, collaborate across shifts, perform data analysis, investigate root causes, and troubleshoot on the factory floor.