Process Engineer I – Wet/Strip Etch & Process Innovation

FHLB Des Moines; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Microchip Technology Inc. is seeking a process engineer to monitor and optimize etch tool performance and correlate monitoring data with measurements. You will document specifications, develop OCAPS, and lead experiments to improve manufacturing techniques.

The role involves collaboration with multiple teams, applying PFMEA and quality tools, and providing training. A BS in engineering (MS/PhD preferred) is expected, with travel up to 25%.

Qualifications

• Ability to read, interpret, and analyze scientific and technical journals and procedures.
• Effectively present information to management and teams.
• Apply advanced mathematical concepts including probability, statistics, and algebra.
• Communicate with all levels and lead problem solving activities.
• Define problems, collect data, and draw valid conclusions.
• Solve practical problems with limited standardization.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and optimize etch tool performance.
• Correlate inline process monitors to parametric measurements.
• Establish and document equipment and process specifications.
• Develop OCAPS for all processes.
• Design, coordinate, and perform experiments to develop new processes.
• Plan and execute technical projects and communicate results.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Effective communication

Problem solving

Statistical analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

BS in engineering

MS/PhD in related field preferred

Tools

MATLAB

LabVIEW

Mathematica

JMP

Project management

Job description

Microchip Technology Inc. is seeking a process engineer to monitor and optimize etch tool performance and correlate monitoring data with measurements. You will document specifications, develop OCAPS, and lead experiments to improve manufacturing techniques.

The role involves collaboration with multiple teams, applying PFMEA and quality tools, and providing training. A BS in engineering (MS/PhD preferred) is expected, with travel up to 25%.