Semiconductor Process Engineer – Micron Technology (Boise, Idaho)

NanoHelp; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Robust healthcare benefits

Family leave

Wellness programs

Job summary

A leading technology firm in Boise is seeking a Semiconductor Process Engineer to develop nanoscale measurement technologies. Responsibilities include managing metrology workflows, troubleshooting data accuracy, and creating mask recipes. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's in Engineering/Physics and strong programming skills in Python. This role offers competitive benefits and the opportunity to work in cutting-edge nanofabrication.

Qualifications

• Experience with nanoscale measurement workflows.
• Strong programming skills for workflow automation.
• Knowledge of process improvement techniques.

Responsibilities

• Manage nanoscale metrology tools and workflows.
• Troubleshoot data accuracy issues.
• Create and refine mask recipes.

Skills

SEM/optical inspection

Statistical process control

Data science

Programming in Python

Knowledge of UV lithography

Education

Bachelor’s in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or related field

Tools

SEM

Optical microscopy

Statistical Process Control (SPC)

Job description

Semiconductor Process Engineer – Micron Technology (Boise, Idaho)

Shape the future of nanoscale metrology and mask process control in advanced memory manufacturing

July 29, 2025

Micron seeks a Semiconductor Process Engineer in Boise, Idaho to develop and refine nanoscale measurement, inspection, and photomask technologies. Work at the intersection of nanotechnology, data analysis, and process engineering for next‑gen memory.

Field

• Nanotechnology
• Semiconductor Engineering
• Applied Physics
• Electrical Engineering
• Data Science

Title Semiconductor Process Engineer

Organization Micron Technology Inc.

Work Location Boise, Idaho, USA

Research Focus CD/Overlay/Phase Metrology, Mask Inspection, UV Lithography

Application Deadline Rolling

Posted Date July 2025

Required Education Bachelor’s in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or related field

Required Experience Microscopy, scripting, photolithography, DOE, data analysis

In this role, you’ll be a critical contributor to Micron’s Mask Technology Center (MTC), enhancing process control for nanofabrication. You’ll monitor and troubleshoot nanoscale measurement workflows including CD, overlay, phase, and blank inspection, ensuring the accuracy of data that powers high‑performance memory.

You’ll develop new workflows, investigate out‑of‑spec conditions, and use tools like SEM, optical microscopy, and SPC to detect and correct process deviations. With hands‑on exposure to DOE design, automated inspection, and photolithographic patterning, this role sits at the core of Micron’s technology roadmap.

• Manage nanoscale metrology tools and workflows
• Troubleshoot data accuracy issues and drive root‑cause solutions
• Create and refine mask recipes and inspection protocols
• Use scripting (Python/Matlab) to automate analysis and improve workflowsSupport R&D with experimental test structures and inspection tooling
• Deliver training, certify operators, and maintain documentation
• Innovate new process methods to meet future memory scaling needs

🧑🔬 Who This Role is For

• Experience with SEM/optical inspection tools
• Strong skills in statistical process control and data science
• Knowledge of UV lithography and nanoscale overlay registration
• Programming skills in Python or Matlab for workflow automation
• A solid foundation in DOE design, process improvement, and tool calibration
• A mindset for continuous innovation and teamwork across engineering disciplines

🌐 Why Join Micron Boise?

• Be part of a cutting‑edge nanofabrication team
• Collaborate on breakthrough memory architectures
• Enjoy robust healthcare, family leave, and wellness programs
• Contribute to a company at the forefront of AI, edge computing, and sustainability
• Access a global ecosystem of engineers, data scientists, and process experts

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