Metrology Engineer

Responsibilities and Tasks:

• Work proactively to problem solve with yield or quality impact on our products through development of measurement recipes that can provide quick and accurate feedback on the product integrity.
• Participate in new technology development and startup alongside with Research & Development (R&D) fabrication (Fab) site in US.
• Participate in world-wide discussions such as Copy-Smart Team (CST) for continuous improvement on the toolset(s) assigned across Micron Fabs. Share Best-Known-Methods and lesson learned across the network.
• Set up tool qualification criteria and implement monitoring through Statistical Process Control (SPC) charts.
• Collaborate with Engineering Operations and/or Application teams to optimize tool maintenance schedules and utilization.
• Develop and run projects crafted to enhance inline detection, improve efficiency, reduce cost, reduce tool measurement variability and improve machine availability.
• Partner with the tool suppliers and owners to explore innovative ways of doing things to overcome the challenge of the shrinking technology nodes.
• Support Fab through data analysis, providing knowledgeable summations of results and recommendations on how to proceed with process changes, equipment availability improvements and cost reduction work.
• Ensure engineering team is trained on recipe maintenance, tool recovery, troubleshooting, and maintenance activities for the assigned tools.
• Determine Sampling strategy to meet Production, Process Control and Quality requirement.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical, Material Science, Material Engineering and Physics
• Relevant coursework in semiconductor processes or process control.
• Strong communication skills (written, verbal and presentation).
• Strong personal initiative and ability to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
• Candidates with relevant experience in frontend semiconductor processes within the engineering process/product department.
• Display Micron Value of People. Innovation, Tenacity, Collaboration and Customer Focus

Maximizes yield by working on tools, the process, or wafer fabrication recipes. Troubleshoots wafer fabrication problems and performs root cause analysis. Works with other process areas to understand and control process deviations. Long-term investigation of defect issues may require extensive work with shift engineering and other functional areas. Evaluates products to ensure they meet the required design and performance specifications. Conducts research to assess process adjustment requirements and recommends process improvements or equipment changes needed to efficiently manufacture new product or part types.

Responsibilities and Tasks:

• Work proactively to problem solve with yield or quality impact on our products through development of measurement recipes that can provide quick and accurate feedback on the product integrity.
• Participate in new technology development and startup alongside with Research & Development (R&D) fabrication (Fab) site in US.
• Participate in world-wide discussions such as Copy-Smart Team (CST) for continuous improvement on the toolset(s) assigned across Micron Fabs. Share Best-Known-Methods and lesson learned across the network.
• Set up tool qualification criteria and implement monitoring through Statistical Process Control (SPC) charts.
• Collaborate with Engineering Operations and/or Application teams to optimize tool maintenance schedules and utilization.
• Develop and run projects crafted to enhance inline detection, improve efficiency, reduce cost, reduce tool measurement variability and improve machine availability.
• Partner with the tool suppliers and owners to explore innovative ways of doing things to overcome the challenge of the shrinking technology nodes.
• Support Fab through data analysis, providing knowledgeable summations of results and recommendations on how to proceed with process changes, equipment availability improvements and cost reduction work.
• Ensure engineering team is trained on recipe maintenance, tool recovery, troubleshooting, and maintenance activities for the assigned tools.
• Determine Sampling strategy to meet Production, Process Control and Quality requirement.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical, Material Science, Material Engineering and Physics
• Relevant coursework in semiconductor processes or process control.
• Strong communication skills (written, verbal and presentation).
• Strong personal initiative and ability to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
• Candidates with relevant experience in frontend semiconductor processes within the engineering process/product department.
• Display Micron Value of People. Innovation, Tenacity, Collaboration and Customer Focus

Maximizes yield by working on tools, the process, or wafer fabrication recipes. Troubleshoots wafer fabrication problems and performs root cause analysis. Works with other process areas to understand and control process deviations. Long-term investigation of defect issues may require extensive work with shift engineering and other functional areas. Evaluates products to ensure they meet the required design and performance specifications. Conducts research to assess process adjustment requirements and recommends process improvements or equipment changes needed to efficiently manufacture new product or part types.