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Intel

Yield Development Engineer

Intel

Hillsboro, OR · full time · Mid

$133,800 – $255,200

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What this role is

A semiconductor engineer role focused on improving manufacturing yields through data analysis, statistical methods, and process optimization across Intel's technology development pipeline. Ideal for someone with strong analytical skills and experience in semiconductor processing who wants to directly impact chip production efficiency.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Physical Sciences, Computer Science, or related field with 4+ years semiconductor processing/devices/nanotechnology experience, OR Master's degree with 3+ years experience, OR PhD
  • 1+ years proficiency in data analysis systems and machine learning techniques
  • 1+ years experience with optical probing or metrology
  • 1+ years expertise in Statistical Process Control and Design of Experiments

Nice to have

  • PhD in Engineering, Physical Sciences, Computer Science, or related field with 2+ years semiconductor experience
  • 1+ years fault isolation and failure analysis experience with electrical testing and layout studies
  • Cross-functional team collaboration and matrixed organization experience
  • Project management skills with self-initiative
  • Semiconductor physics and advanced device interaction modeling expertise
  • Semiconductor equipment maintenance and troubleshooting experience
  • Ability to present yield strategies to technical and business stakeholders
  • Yield modeling methodology proficiency

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