Module Integration Engineer

Samsung Electronics•Taylor, TX

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Samsung Austin Semiconductor (SAS) is a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology. In this role as a Module Integration Engineer within the Yield Enhancement organization, you will be responsible for the integration of a select group of steps within the FEOL, MOL, or BEOL Module for all Tech Nodes produced at SAS. Your primary focus will be deriving solutions for Technology Systematics and driving module process enhancements to improve yield, quality, and cost competitiveness of products manufactured at Samsung Austin Semiconductor.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry or related field is required.
3+ years of experience Process/Module Integration / Yield Engineering in semiconductor manufacturing is required.
Advanced understanding of overall process flow in assigned areas.
Demonstrated understanding of the interactions between process and yield, product performance and reliability.
Expertise in Project Management, DOE generation and analyses.
Expertise in Data analyses software (ex: JMP/Spotfire, etc.).
Applicants must be authorized to access such information or eligible for government authorization.

Nice To Haves

10+ years and/or FINFET experience highly preferred.
Prior knowledge in fab unit processes (including Lithography, Etch, Diffusion, Thin Films Deposition, Wet Cleans, CMP, etc.) highly preferred.

Responsibilities

Owning Module Integration for specific group of steps within the Process flow.
Managing all Systematic Defect and Device/Parametric Yield related issues for these steps.
Leading projects to cure these systematics from the technology and/or improve detection for them.
Managing critical dimension targeting and variation control within the Module.
Reviewing Yield, Cost, Throughput related Process changes across the factory at Change Control Board.
Providing Yield risk assessment and failure modeling for factory incidents at Material Review Board.