Packaging Module Engineering Technician

Intel Corporation•Chandler, AZ

1d•$51,710 - $99,770•Onsite

About The Position

Intel Corporation is seeking a detail-oriented, collaborative Packaging Module Engineering Technician to support advanced packaging technology development in Arizona. The role is based in a state-of-the-art laboratory and focuses on preparing samples, conducting analytical testing, and evaluating materials. The technician works alongside research engineers to produce analytical data used in semiconductor process optimization, quality control, and failure analysis.

Requirements

Meet one of the following minimum qualification paths: an associate degree or bachelor's degree in a STEM-related discipline, with no prior professional experience required; or a high school diploma or GED plus at least 1 year of experience in material characterization, sample preparation, laboratory testing, or failure analysis.
Demonstrate curiosity and a logical approach to resolving nonstandard process, testing, and equipment issues.
Have excellent interpersonal and communication skills for working with cross-functional engineering and research teams.
Demonstrate precision, organization, and commitment to laboratory quality and safety protocols.
Be willing to learn new characterization techniques and adapt to innovative semiconductor technologies.
Position is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

At least 1 year of experience or knowledge operating analytical and characterization equipment such as SEM/EDS, optical microscopy, or similar tools.
Experience or knowledge in sample preparation techniques such as cross-sectioning, polishing, etching, ion milling, water-jet cutting, spin coating, or related methods.
Experience or knowledge collecting, documenting, and analyzing technical data in a laboratory or engineering environment.
Experience or knowledge supporting semiconductor packaging, materials characterization, failure analysis, or process development activities.
Experience or knowledge of mechanical testing techniques such as button shear, die pull, or other material evaluation methods.
Experience or knowledge using CSAM/TSAM equipment.

Responsibilities

Perform materials characterization and analysis using microscopy, imaging, acoustic inspection, and other analytical techniques.
Prepare samples and coupons for testing through cross-sectioning, polishing, etching, ion milling, spin coating, and related methods.
Operate characterization and test equipment, including SEM/EDS, CSAM/TSAM, optical microscopy, elemental analysis, and mechanical testing systems.
Support material evaluations, process development activities, and failure analysis investigations.
Collect, analyze, document, and communicate characterization results and technical findings.
Maintain laboratory equipment through routine maintenance, calibration, and basic troubleshooting.
Follow laboratory safety, quality, and documentation standards.
Collaborate with engineers and cross-functional teams to execute experiments and provide timely analytical support.
Handle chemicals and perform wet processing and experiments in accordance with laboratory safety protocols and environmental health and safety requirements.