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Ocotillo Technology Fabrication Yield Device Integration Engineer

IntelPhoenix, AZFull-time$103,730.00-198,820.00 USD

The Device Integration Engineer supports Intel’s semiconductor manufacturing organization by ensuring devices meet stringent specifications from process output through testing. Working with module, integration, yield, product, assembly, and technology-development teams, the engineer analyzes defects and performance gaps, identifies root causes, and drives process changes or containment actions. The position uses device physics, statistical analysis, design of experiments, and structured problem-solving to improve manufacturing capability and support technology qualification, ramp, and high-volume production. It also requires ownership of complex cross-functional projects, clear communication with senior leaders, and the ability to prioritize in a fast-moving factory environment. This role suits an experienced semiconductor engineer with strong analytical, project leadership, collaboration, and communication skills.

Requirements

Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Material Science, or related STEM field with 3+ years semiconductor industry experience, OR Ph.D. in related fieldExperience in semiconductor process integration, yield engineering, process development, or technology developmentStrong understanding of FEOL and/or BEOL manufacturing processesProficiency in statistical analysis methods including DOE, SPC, Cp/Cpk analysis, and root-cause methodologiesDemonstrated project execution experience with design of experiments and process improvement in production environmentsAbility to lead complex technical projects across multiple engineering disciplines and communicate effectively at all organizational levels
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