Semiconductor Packaging Intern: Hands-on Prototyping & Fast Iterations

Atomic Semi; Austin (TX); Hybrid; USD 108,000 - 126,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing stipend

Stocked office kitchen with snacks

Weekly learning & development

Commuter benefits

Paid time off

Visa sponsorship

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) retirement plan

Life and disability insurance

Job summary

fab2 is seeking Semiconductor Packaging Engineering Interns for the summer term in Austin, TX. The role spans end-to-end packaging process development, providing exposure to hands-on research, prototyping, and data analysis.

You will design, test, and iterate on new packaging approaches and tools, with training on our equipment and a portfolio demonstrating built projects. Applicants should be pursuing an engineering degree and have 1–2 hands-on lab experiences.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree or higher in engineering.
• 1–2 hands-on wet lab or lab-adjacent experiences, ideally in metal plating work or fabricating devices
• Strong foundation in mechanical engineering (Solidworks/Onshape, materials selection, etc.)
• Hands-on prototyping experience and the ability to move through design cycles quickly

Responsibilities

• Design and iterate on machines and subsystems for semiconductor packaging fabrication, such as laser ablation machines, reflow ovens, and automated metal plating facilities
• Integrate mechanical, electrical, and optical components in system assembly, including wiring, optics alignment, and electronics
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to continuously improve fabrication processes and equipment
• Hands-on package/wafer processing (3d printing, metal plating, lithography, metrology)

Skills

Hands-on prototyping

Mechanical engineering foundation

Solidworks/Onshape

Design iteration speed

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in engineering

Tools

3D Printing

Lasering

Metrology tools

Job description

fab2 is seeking Semiconductor Packaging Engineering Interns for the summer term in Austin, TX. The role spans end-to-end packaging process development, providing exposure to hands-on research, prototyping, and data analysis.

You will design, test, and iterate on new packaging approaches and tools, with training on our equipment and a portfolio demonstrating built projects. Applicants should be pursuing an engineering degree and have 1–2 hands-on lab experiences.