Semiconductor Process Optimisation Senior Engineer
NUS Enterprise is seeking a senior semiconductor process engineer to lead innovation and yield improvement initiatives. The role involves designing and optimizing process integration flows for silicon-based photonics using DOE and statistical methodologies. Candidates must have 20+ years of industry experience and deep knowledge of fabrication processes like lithography and etching. This is a technical leadership position focusing on high-impact advanced technology development.
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Experience
20+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
NUS Enterprise is seeking a senior semiconductor process engineer to lead innovation and yield improvement initiatives. The role involves designing and optimizing process integration flows for silicon-based photonics using DOE and statistical methodologies. Candidates must have 20+ years of industry experience and deep knowledge of fabrication processes like lithography and etching. This is a technical leadership position focusing on high-impact advanced technology development.
TAL's take
High-impact research role at a reputable academic enterprise, though it is a fixed-term contract role which slightly lowers the caliber score.
The JD is extremely crisp with clearly defined technical requirements and specific responsibilities related to semiconductor process optimization.
Must haves
- Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or Material Science
- 20+ years of semiconductor process engineering experience
- Strong understanding of semiconductor fabrication process flows
- Extensive experience with die bonding and advanced packaging methods
- Hands-on experience with DOE, statistical modeling, and process capability analysis
- Proficiency with data analysis tools such as Python
Tools and skills
Nice to have: advanced semiconductor nodes, iii-v compound semiconductors, silicon photonics.
About the company
Academic/Research organization associated with a university, functioning as a mid-tier entity in the industrial landscape.
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