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Micron Technology

Front End Central Product Integration Engineer – Test & Product Yield Integration (Senior / Staff / Principal)

Micron Technology

Boise, ID · Senior

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What this role is

This senior engineering role leads cross-functional product integration efforts across Micron's global semiconductor manufacturing network, driving yield improvements and successful new product launches by bridging design, test, packaging, and manufacturing teams. The position suits experienced semiconductor engineers who excel at translating complex technical problems into scalable solutions and can navigate matrix organizations spanning multiple international sites.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics, Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, or related field
  • 4+ years of experience in Product Integration, Test, Yield, Design Engineering, or BEOL semiconductor process integration
  • Understanding of semiconductor device physics, DRAM operation, wafer fabrication, and electrical/parametric testing
  • Data analysis and technical problem-solving capabilities
  • Cross-functional collaboration in global environments
  • Ability to travel 20–50%

Nice to have

  • Experience with DRAM High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) products
  • Exposure to advanced DRAM technologies such as HPM, advanced packaging, or chip-package interaction
  • Collaboration experience across Product, Test, Yield, Design, Packaging, and Manufacturing teams
  • Demonstrated ability to drive alignment in central or network-level roles
  • Interest in continuous improvement and scalable solution development
  • Experience with Agentic AI workflows

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