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Device Engineer

Device Engineers develop and optimize semiconductor device technologies, focusing on transistor physics, electrical characterization, and fabrication processes to improve performance and manufacturing yield. The work involves modeling device behavior, analyzing reliability, and validating new technologies through electrical testing and simulation across applications ranging from advanced memory to logic chips. The role suits experienced semiconductor engineers with strong physics fundamentals who enjoy collaborative R&D environments and want to influence how next-generation chips are designed at the device level.

Open Device Engineer roles (4)

Apply for Device Engineer at Samsung Semiconductor on their siteSamsung Semiconductor

Device Engineer

Samsung Semiconductor

Taylor, TX

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Intel

Device Engineer

Intel

Full-time · $161,550 – $228,070

This role develops and customizes CMOS device technologies for high-volume semiconductor manufacturing across diverse applications, requiring deep expertise in advanced transistor physics and fabrication processes. It suits experienced device engineers who thrive in cross-functional collaboration and want to shape Intel's foundry solutions for next-generation computing.

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Micron Technology

DRAM Device & Cell Technology Engineer

Micron Technology

Boise, ID

This role focuses on developing and optimizing DRAM cell and device technologies to improve memory density and performance. It suits semiconductor engineers with expertise in device physics who want to work on next-generation memory architectures at a major technology company.

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Micron Technology

Engineer- DRAM, Advanced DRAM and EM Device/Cell Technology

Micron Technology

Boise, ID

This role focuses on developing and validating next-generation DRAM device and cell technologies through electrical characterization, modeling, and reliability analysis. It suits experienced semiconductor engineers with strong device physics knowledge who want to influence memory scaling at an advanced R&D facility.

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