Senior Package Architect — Early-Phase System Exploration
Micron Technology, Inc
Boise (ID)
On-site
USD 177,000 - 387,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Medical, dental, and vision plans
Paid family leave
Paid time-off program
Job summary
A leading semiconductor company in Boise, Idaho is seeking a Package Architect to explore advanced packaging architectures for future memory systems. This role involves hands-on design, modeling, and simulating package concepts, focusing on package-level trade-offs, simulations, and defining requirements. The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree with 10+ years of experience in package design or simulation, and strong SI modeling skills. A Master's degree and experience in pre-silicon exploration are preferred.
Qualifications
10+ years of hands-on experience in package design or package-level simulation.
Strong experience with package SI modeling and analysis.
Ability to independently build models and drive conclusions.
Responsibilities
Define and explore advanced package architectures for future memory systems.
Perform package-level trade-off studies across SI, PI, thermals, cost, and scalability.
Run SI/PI and thermal simulations and translate results into architecture guidance.
Skills
Package design
Package-level simulation
SI modeling
Education
Bachelor's degree in EE, ME, Materials or related field
Master's degree in a related technical field
Job description
A leading semiconductor company in Boise, Idaho is seeking a Package Architect to explore advanced packaging architectures for future memory systems. This role involves hands-on design, modeling, and simulating package concepts, focusing on package-level trade-offs, simulations, and defining requirements. The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree with 10+ years of experience in package design or simulation, and strong SI modeling skills. A Master's degree and experience in pre-silicon exploration are preferred.