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Module Development Engineer

IntelPhoenix, AZFull-time$211,400.00-$298,440.00 USD

The engineer will define and deliver dry etch technologies that support current manufacturing operations and emerging semiconductor architectures. Responsibilities include process integration, equipment and materials development, feasibility studies, data-driven optimization, and creation of long-term technology roadmaps. Working within Intel Foundry’s global manufacturing organization, the role partners with integration, device, yield, equipment, and supplier teams to turn research concepts into scalable production solutions. It is suited to a highly experienced semiconductor process leader with deep expertise in plasma etch, advanced device structures, statistical analysis, and technology strategy. The role also calls for someone able to influence broadly, mentor senior engineers, and provide technical direction without relying on formal management authority.

Requirements

PhD with 10+ years or Master's with 15+ years in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, or related STEM fieldExpert-level knowledge of dry etch processes including plasma physics, pattern fidelity, selectivity, and advanced etch technologies (HARC, ALE, EUV integration)Proven track record delivering dry etch innovations that enabled high-volume manufacturing or technology node transitionsAdvanced proficiency with data analytics, statistical modeling, and design of experiments applied to semiconductor process problemsDemonstrated ability to influence decisions across organizations and translate research into manufacturable solutions at scaleExperience working in semiconductor foundry dry etch environments with expertise in advanced materials and device characterization
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