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Intel

Senior Silicon Photonics TD Reliability Engineer

Intel

full time · Senior

$141,910 – $232,190

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What this role is

This is a senior-level reliability engineering role focused on silicon photonics technology development at Intel's foundry. The position suits engineers with deep expertise in photonic device physics, semiconductor reliability testing, and process qualification who want to work on cutting-edge integrated photonics technology.

Our summary, not Intel’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • 2+ years photonics devices experience at a leading foundry, OR 4+ years photonics experience in academia, OR 4+ years compound semiconductor processing with photonic device physics knowledge, OR 4+ years photonics engineering with device characterization, yield, reliability or test/validation experience
  • PhD in photonics OR Master's degree in engineering with 4+ years photonics devices experience

Nice to have

  • PhD in Physics, Materials Science, or Electrical Engineering with 2+ years photonic devices experience
  • 4+ years process certification, product qualification, and reliability risk assessment experience
  • Semiconductor device physics and defect mechanism knowledge
  • Knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing and process development
  • Hands-on semiconductor wafer fabrication and process integration experience
  • Reliability failure statistics, physics, failure mechanisms, and failure analysis methodologies
  • Experience with Telcordia GR-468 or AEC-Q102 photonic reliability standards
  • Data extraction skills with SQL, Crystal Ball, ILM, REL, or PCS
  • Familiarity with 5 Whys, 8D, and other problem-solving techniques

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