Engineer II-Process

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Job Description:

Entry level power device process engineer will become part of cross-functional team of experts to develop state-of-the-art radiation-hard Silicon Power MOSFET development. She/he will be contributing to new generations of power technologies. The successful candidate should be able to conceive new device designs based on specifications derived from application end users. The person must be a self-starter and perform diverse tasks ranging from next generation Power MOSFET device design, TCAD simulation, semiconductor process integration, data analysis to failure analysis as needed in technology development. She/he will also provide technical guidance in product sustaining activities. This position offers an excellent opportunity to learn and contribute to the power device development ecosystem.

Position is based in Chandler AZ and requires US citizenship.

This position will be filled to start spring 2026.

Requirements/Qualifications:

-Entry level engineer with Masters in EE/solid-state device physics.

- Fundamental knowledge of power semiconductors devices such as trench

-0-3 years experience

MOSFETs, vertical DMOS, lateral FETs, IGBTs, Schottky and PiN diodes etc.

- Firm understanding on technology trade-offs and typical device characteristics such as Rdson, efficiency, gate charge, packing density etc.

- Proficiency in semiconductor die design/layout and advanced TCAD tools (Synopsys/Silvaco or similar)

- Experience in data analysis and trouble-shooting device issues arising during technology development

- Expertise in designing and analyzing complex DOEs

- Hands-on experience with advanced electrical characterization tools such as B1500, HP4156, LCR meter etc.

- Ability to work in a culturally, generationally, and geographically diverse team.

- Excellent communication skills including report writing, and presentation skills are a must.

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