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Samsung Semiconductor

Defect Reduction Engineer

Samsung Semiconductor

Austin, TX · full time · Mid

$76,000 – $145,000

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What this role is

This role supports semiconductor manufacturing quality and yield improvement by analyzing defect data, identifying root causes, and implementing corrective actions across multiple technology nodes. It suits experienced process engineers transitioning from general semiconductor work into a specialized defect-control focus, or those ready to deepen expertise in inline inspection and yield optimization at scale.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical Engineering, Material Science, Chemistry, Physics or related technical field
  • Minimum 10 years semiconductor process engineering experience in defect monitoring and reduction
  • Working knowledge of SPC and DOE methodology
  • Excellent written, verbal and presentation communication skills
  • Experience as a contributing member of cross-functional teams
  • Ability to meet deadlines, schedules and commitments

Nice to have

  • Experience leading logic technology development at 45nm or below
  • Advanced defect inspection and review tools experience (bright field, dark field, e-beam, Vis-edge)
  • Knowledge of Klarity Defect or similar software
  • Strong data mining and troubleshooting skills
  • Self-starter personality
  • Strong organizational skills to manage multiple tasks and shifting priorities

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