Senior III-V Foundry Engineer - DoD Secret Cleared

RTX; Andover (MA); On-site; USD 87,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Job summary

RTX in Andover, MA is seeking experienced semiconductor processing engineers to join our RF Microelectronics/Module Development & Foundry Services team. This on-site role supports process development, sustainment, yield improvement, and device capability advancement in a III-V wafer foundry for defense applications.

Candidates should have a STEM degree with 5+ years (or advanced degree with 3+), familiarity with photolithography, deposition, etch, and device testing, plus experience using SPC

Qualifications

• Requires a STEM degree with 5+ years of relevant experience or an advanced degree with 3+ years experience.
• Experience with semiconductor processing techniques (photolithography, dielectric deposition, metals evaporation, etch) and inspections.
• Knowledge of SPC and data analysis tools is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Frequently work on the foundry floor interacting with process engineering, equipment engineering, and quality teams.
• Sustain current production processes and contribute to development of new processes.
• Review inline electrical data trends and process control metrics.
• Investigate scrap and rework events with root-cause analysis.
• Maintain technical documentation (recipes, FMEA, action plans).
• Identify process improvement opportunities.
• Manage yield improvement efforts and RCCA activities.
• Support capital qualification efforts.

Skills

STEM degree

5+ years experience

statistical analysis

Education

STEM degree

Tools

JMP

Minitab

R

MATLAB

Python

SQL

Job description

RTX in Andover, MA is seeking experienced semiconductor processing engineers to join our RF Microelectronics/Module Development & Foundry Services team. This on-site role supports process development, sustainment, yield improvement, and device capability advancement in a III-V wafer foundry for defense applications.

Candidates should have a STEM degree with 5+ years (or advanced degree with 3+), familiarity with photolithography, deposition, etch, and device testing, plus experience using SPC