WPM C4 Quality and Reliability Engineer

Intel Corporation•Aloha, OR

2d•$120,860 - $170,630•Onsite

About The Position

As a world's leading chip manufacturer, Intel strives to make every facet of semiconductor manufacturing state-of-the-art. From semiconductor process development and manufacturing, through yield improvement to final test and optimization, and lastly advanced die prep and packaging. Employees in Intel Foundry are part of a worldwide network of manufacturing, advanced packaging, and assembly/test facilities. As a Quality and Reliability Engineer (QRE), you will be part of FQRL (Foundry Quality, Reliability, and Labs), Intel's Quality and Reliability organization. We are strong believers in partnership, collaboration and teamwork. You will routinely work with the fab module engineers, process integration and worldwide employees both internal and external to Intel. This is an on-site role that requires living in Oregon. This role requires evening meetings most work days. The Wafer Packaging Manufacturing (WPM) organization owns a crucial part of semiconductor wafer processing, testing, and die-to-wafer assembly. In addition to traditional product types, we drive Intel's advanced packaging strategy - bringing compelling capabilities to market and enabling large-scale AI computing. C4 (bumping) QREs cover several critical process segments such as interposer, micro-logical, and package side bumping in the WPM organization. Your key deliverables will include: Manage customer quality (both internal and external) issues on products. Extract and Analyze data to support risk assessment of suspect/non-conforming material. Lead and coordinate with down-stream partners to manage excursions, down-stream investigations, and respond to issues. Partner with other organizations to proactively drive improvements in quality and reliability performance. Develop metrics and goals for the end-of-line-hold operations and ensure they are met, as well as MRB (Material Review Board) inventory. Identify and drive activities and projects to improve detection and containment of potentially discrepant or unreliable material. Lead Certification and Ramp of new technologies from on-site and off-site development teams. 24x7 on-call response (as part of an engineering rotation) to respond to urgent line issues, excursions, or to support task force-level projects.

Requirements

Master's degree in a specialized field such as Engineering, Science, or a related discipline plus 3 years of experience
Knowledge of manufacturing processes, semiconductor fabrication, and quality assessment methodologies.
Familiar with excursion management, reliability fundamentals, or problem-solving techniques.
Proficiency in statistical analysis techniques and tools, such as JMP or Minitab.
Semiconductor foundry quality and reliability engineering experience in a high volume environment.
Strong communication and collaboration skills with the ability to work effectively across cross-functional teams.
Experience in manufacturing environments or familiarity with high-volume production processes.
A growth mindset and active interest in continuous learning and development with examples relevant to high volume semi-conductor manufactuing.
Make technical decisions and provide technical direction to those in cross-functional organizations.
Evidence of organizational and planning skills for engineering projects.
Demonstrate effective communication up and down the organization, including skills to communicate technical issues and status to factory and program leadership.
Effectively work in a highly networked, cross organization role.
Exhibit strong team building and influencing skills.
Work under pressure, and in an ever-changing and dynamic environment

Nice To Haves

Ability to write automation scripts to improve efficiency of data extraction and analysis.
Proven ability to collaborate across cross-functional teams and represent quality functions in engineering forums.
Strong communication and leadership skills, with a proactive approach to driving process optimization.
Demonstrated ability to manage change control processes and drive continuous improvement programs
Familiarity with product and process reliability principles and methods.
Knowledge of quality control systems and methodologies.

Responsibilities

Manage customer quality (both internal and external) issues on products.
Extract and Analyze data to support risk assessment of suspect/non-conforming material.
Lead and coordinate with down-stream partners to manage excursions, down-stream investigations, and respond to issues.
Partner with other organizations to proactively drive improvements in quality and reliability performance.
Develop metrics and goals for the end-of-line-hold operations and ensure they are met, as well as MRB (Material Review Board) inventory.
Identify and drive activities and projects to improve detection and containment of potentially discrepant or unreliable material.
Lead Certification and Ramp of new technologies from on-site and off-site development teams.
24x7 on-call response (as part of an engineering rotation) to respond to urgent line issues, excursions, or to support task force-level projects.