Thin-Film Process Dev Engineer: Dielectric Deposition

Micron Technology; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Micron Technology in Boise, Idaho, seeks a Process Development Engineer focused on dielectric deposition to own key processes and drive robust, scalable solutions meeting aggressive performance and yield goals. You will partner across integration, equipment, and operations to deliver results.

The role requires hands-on deposition experience, knowledge of ALD/epitaxy/plasma-based deposition, and the ability to communicate technical results and influence cross-functional teams.

Qualifications

• Master’s or PhD with relevant field and experience
• Hands-on experience with thin-film deposition and process troubleshooting
• Working knowledge of ALD, epitaxy, or plasma-based deposition
• Experience using data-driven methods such as DOE and SPC
• Ability to work independently and clearly communicate technical results

Responsibilities

• Technically innovate: drive strategic and tactical decisions on feasibility and development of new thin films.
• Operationally focus: relate wafer performance to hardware performance and improve film metrics.
• Impact results: lead initiatives to meet technical and KPI requirements.
• Influence: lead cross-functional teams and manage supplier relationships.
• Drive roadmaps and communicate status to leadership with technical rigor.

Skills

Thin-film deposition

DOE/SPC data-driven methods

Independent work

Technical communication

Education

Master's degree in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Materials Science

PhD with relevant industry experience

Job description

Micron Technology in Boise, Idaho, seeks a Process Development Engineer focused on dielectric deposition to own key processes and drive robust, scalable solutions meeting aggressive performance and yield goals. You will partner across integration, equipment, and operations to deliver results.

The role requires hands-on deposition experience, knowledge of ALD/epitaxy/plasma-based deposition, and the ability to communicate technical results and influence cross-functional teams.