Semiconductor Module Engineering Intern

Intel; Hillsboro (OR); On-site; USD 76,000 - 77,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock bonuses

Health insurance

Vacation

Job summary

Intel Foundry is seeking a Module Engineering Undergraduate Intern to support development and optimization of semiconductor manufacturing processes for a specific module. You will help ensure equipment performance and production efficiency through hands-on projects and teamwork.

You will gain hands-on experience, collaborate with engineering teams, and contribute to achieving production targets while learning process control methodologies and Intel's technology leadership.

Qualifications

• Must be a full-time student pursuing a BS in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
• Minimum 3.0 GPA in college courses to date.
• Demonstrated ability to apply skills from internships, academic projects, coursework, or hands-on training.

Responsibilities

• Support process development and optimization for a specific module in semiconductor manufacturing.
• Assist in sustaining and improving manufacturing equipment performance.
• Participate in equipment troubleshooting, maintenance, and qualification activities.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to implement and refine process control methodologies.
• Contribute to achieving production targets and maintaining process stability.
• Learn and apply knowledge through hands-on projects that align with Intel's business goals.

Skills

Strong communication

Teamwork

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or related field

Job description

Intel Foundry is seeking a Module Engineering Undergraduate Intern to support development and optimization of semiconductor manufacturing processes for a specific module. You will help ensure equipment performance and production efficiency through hands-on projects and teamwork.

You will gain hands-on experience, collaborate with engineering teams, and contribute to achieving production targets while learning process control methodologies and Intel's technology leadership.