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Ocotillo Technology Fabrication Senior Lithography Reticle Engineer

IntelPhoenix, AZFull-time$115,110.00-219,550.00 USD

This engineer will lead reticle and mask-related process improvements within Intel Foundry’s high-volume manufacturing organization in Chandler, Arizona. The position focuses on monitoring reticle health, improving inspection and process matching, containing defects, analyzing print and process changes, and establishing reliable controls for advanced lithography technologies. The engineer will support new tool installations and qualifications, collaborate with mask shops, equipment teams, yield organizations, vendors, and global factory partners, and develop solutions based on structured failure analysis. The role also includes setting technical direction, improving performance across safety, quality, yield, output, and productivity measures, and mentoring less experienced engineers. It is well suited to an experienced semiconductor lithography or mask-shop professional who can lead cross-functional work, interpret complex data, and operate effectively in a demanding manufacturing environment.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in engineering or science with 7+ years process engineering experience in wafer fabrication5+ years reticle lithography experience including process flow, troubleshooting, and model-based problem solvingAdvanced data analysis capabilities and proficiency in lithography theoryUS citizenship and ability to obtain/maintain US Government Security ClearanceExpertise in mask shop processing, photo-induced defect detection, and phase shift/advanced mask imaging techniquesDemonstrated leadership, communication, and cross-functional stakeholder management skills
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