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Ocotillo Technology Fabrication Senior Lithography Reticle Engineer

Intel

Phoenix, AZ · full time · Senior

$115,110 – $219,550

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What this role is

A senior engineering role managing lithography reticle quality and performance in Intel's advanced semiconductor manufacturing. This position suits experienced process engineers ready to lead teams and drive continuous improvements across safety, yield, and affordability metrics.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor of Science degree in engineering or related science field
  • 7 years of process engineering experience in wafer fabrication
  • 5 years of reticle lithography experience
  • Process flow and equipment troubleshooting expertise
  • Advanced data analysis capability
  • Lithography theory knowledge
  • US citizenship
  • Ability to obtain and maintain US Government Security Clearance

Nice to have

  • Master's degree or Ph.D. with 5 years of experience
  • Technical expertise on photolithography reticle equipment and risk models
  • Understanding of reticle print risks and lithography patterning equipment interactions
  • Knowledge of mask shop processing and yield
  • Manufacturing science and capacity metrics knowledge
  • Experience leading cross-functional senior teams
  • Experience with JMP, SPC, MATLAB, Mathematica or design of experiment tools
  • Prior Intel engineering experience
  • Active US Government Security Clearance at Secret level or higher
  • Prior experience with US Government contracts

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