Semiconductor Process Module Intern (PhD)

Intel Corporation; Hillsboro, Northern (OR, KY); Hybrid; USD 121,000 - 122,000; Full time

Job summary

Intel Corporation in Hillsboro, Oregon seeks a Module Engineering PhD Intern to advance semiconductor manufacturing processes within a module. You will work on hands-on projects, analyze data, qualify equipment, and help improve yield and efficiency on cross-functional teams.

This on-site internship offers exposure to cutting-edge process technology, opportunities for impact on next-generation devices, and collaboration with senior engineers in the Intel Foundry group.

Qualifications

• Minimum Qualifications: Must be actively pursuing a PhD degree in Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related STEM field.
• 3+ months of educational, research, laboratory, internship, or industry experience.
• Demonstrated hands-on experience through academic research, laboratory work, internships, coursework, or technical projects.

Responsibilities

• Support development, implementation, and optimization of semiconductor manufacturing processes within a specific process module.
• Troubleshoot, sustain, and qualify manufacturing equipment to improve process stability, yield, and operational efficiency.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to develop and enhance process control methodologies.

Skills

Data analysis

Machine Learning

Python

SQL

Analytical skills

Education

Pursuing PhD in Engineering/Materials Science/Physics/Chemistry/CS

Job description

Intel Corporation in Hillsboro, Oregon seeks a Module Engineering PhD Intern to advance semiconductor manufacturing processes within a module. You will work on hands-on projects, analyze data, qualify equipment, and help improve yield and efficiency on cross-functional teams.

This on-site internship offers exposure to cutting-edge process technology, opportunities for impact on next-generation devices, and collaboration with senior engineers in the Intel Foundry group.