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Process Engineer – ALD

Process Engineer – ALD
by Admin on 05-01-2024 at 2:30 pm

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Overview

  • A Process Engineer for ALD role will be leading Production activities on the ALD equipment in both FL001 and FL002 lines.
  • As the ALD process produces one of the most critical layers in our device stack, the Gate dielectric, tight control over this is paramount.
  • This will be maintained and continuously improved through Process Checks, SPC and formal Cp/CpK reviews.
  • A deep understanding of the ALD process will be vital to success in the role.

Key tasks

  • Provide Production Engineering cover to the FlexLogIC-001 (200mm) & future FlexLogIC (300mm) production lines.
  • Improve turn-around between check completion and returning the tool to production use (if check unsatisfactory) by preparing appropriate OCAPs and training for Technicians.
  • Assisting with training of Production Engineering Technicians to enable coverage outside of Office Hours.
  • Work on SPC improvement objectives to improve tool performance and prepare OCAP documents to recover Process.
  • Diagnose, troubleshoot and resolve yield impacting issues on ALD equipment (200 & 300mm lines).

Qualifications and training

  • Degree or post graduate in Physics / Electronics / Semicon to BSc level or higher
  • Strong MS Office skills.
  • SQL / JMP / Minitab experience

Skills and experience

  • Experience with MES (Manufacturing Execution Software)
  • Experience with Microsoft Office Suite
  • Previous working experience within a Semiconductor facility, preferably 24/7 operations
  • Experience with statistical tools such as MATLab, Minitab or SAS-JMP
  • Understanding of the importance of any Engineering improvements or work on the functionality of our devices
  • Engineering level understanding of a variety of Atomic Layer wafer process equipment (Atomic Layer Deposition, Atomic Layer Etching)
  • Experience with film material characterisation & failure analysis techniques (SEM, EDX, X-ray, etc.)
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