Senior CMP Engineer — Hybrid, Lead Advanced Logic Yields

Intel Corporation; Hillsboro (OR); Hybrid; USD 133,800 - 255,200; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Stock bonuses

Health and retirement benefits

Vacation

Job summary

Intel Corporation seeks a Staff Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) Engineer in Hillsboro, Oregon, to drive module ownership and technical leadership. This role requires a seasoned professional to navigate process development and manufacturing readiness, ensuring smooth technology transitions while enhancing efficiency.

The ideal candidate will possess a Master's degree and significant experience in semiconductor manufacturing. Responsibilities include leading process development, standardizing practices across technology nodes, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in semiconductor manufacturing or process development.
• 3+ years of direct experience in CMP process development.
• Experience with major CMP equipment platforms and consumables.

Responsibilities

• Lead CMP process development across advanced technology nodes.
• Drive standardization and best practices for efficiency.
• Resolve complex CMP-related yield issues using structured methodologies.

Skills

CMP process development

Problem resolution

Data-driven approaches

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Master's degree in relevant field

Tools

CMP equipment platforms (AMAT, Ebara)

CMP consumables

Job description

Intel Corporation seeks a Staff Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) Engineer in Hillsboro, Oregon, to drive module ownership and technical leadership. This role requires a seasoned professional to navigate process development and manufacturing readiness, ensuring smooth technology transitions while enhancing efficiency.

The ideal candidate will possess a Master's degree and significant experience in semiconductor manufacturing. Responsibilities include leading process development, standardizing practices across technology nodes, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.