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Module Engineering PhD Intern

IntelPhoenix, AZInternship$120,898.00-$120,902.00 USD

The role is part of Intel’s Materials Technology Development function and focuses on improving materials and processes used in advanced assembly and packaging. The intern will perform experiments to connect material properties with product performance, identify reliability risks, and assess candidates for practical use. Responsibilities also include working with suppliers on formulations and partnering with equipment and process engineers to test materials on development vehicles and products. The position suits a doctoral student in materials, chemistry, chemical engineering, polymer-related disciplines, metallurgy, or a similar field who enjoys hands-on research and cross-functional technical work. Strong problem-solving, communication, learning, and collaboration skills are important, and the role is based onsite in Phoenix, Arizona.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a full-time Ph.D. in a relevant technical disciplineAt least 6 months to 1 year of experience in fundamental research and experimentationBackground in materials science, chemistry, chemical engineering, polymers, metallurgy, or a related fieldStrong technical problem-solving abilityEffective presentation and communication skillsAbility to collaborate across engineering and supplier teams
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