This role involves driving design, simulation, development, and implementation for scientific research projects, leveraging device physics, electromagnetics, thermomechanical analysis, materials, chemistry, and process innovations. The engineer will investigate the feasibility of scientific principles for future products, develop prototypes, and perform etest assessments of novel devices, packages, and interconnects. They will also establish etest methodologies, provide process solutions across production modules, and quantify tradeoffs between various device, circuit, and system parameters to generate innovative solutions for Intel's roadmap.
Good To Have:- Virtuoso Environment experience.
Must Have:- Drive design, simulation, development, and implementation for scientific research projects.
- Leverage device physics, electromagnetics, thermomechanical analysis, materials, chemistry, and process innovations.
- Investigate feasibility of scientific principles for potential inventions and products.
- Develop prototypes to demonstrate proof of concepts.
- Design, fabricate, and perform etest assessment of novel devices, packages, and interconnects.
- Establish etest methodologies, metrics, and criteria.
- Provide process solutions across different production modules including lithography, etch, diffusion, CVD, PVD, CMP.
- Own critical process and equipment research for device miniaturization and mass production.
- Quantify tradeoffs between device, circuit, and system parameters.
- Develop innovative solutions for Intel's future assembly packaging platform technologies.
- Plan, setup, and execute experiments in collaboration with various labs and TCAD.
- Develop and validate models for device physics, packaging, and systems.
- Lead and manage vendor engagements.
- 8+ years of experience in Foundry or EDA.
- Ph.D. or Master's degree.
- Hands-On experience in DTCO, Advanced node layouts including automation and/or circuit benchmarking.