About the role

AI summarised

The Engineer, New Product Introduction role at Micron focuses on ensuring the reliability and quality of next-generation NAND flash products through hands-on data analysis, failure analysis, and collaboration with fabrication teams. The position involves developing wafer-level reliability capabilities, driving process improvements, and supporting qualification efforts to meet time-to-market goals. The engineer acts as a subject matter expert in reliability failure modes and contributes to quality initiatives that mitigate product excursions.

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Key Responsibilities

Data Processing tools such as Perl, Python (similar programming/scripting languages)
HTML development for data display interface
Accountable for Fab Reliability performance, define wafer level Reliability sampling plan, execute OCAP procedures and Bench EFA validation. Work with fab to meet extrinsic and intrinsic targets through process improvement.
Development of new Wafer Level Reliability (WLR) capability as a proxy for equivalent backend Unit Level Reliability (ULR) test. Make enhancements to existing capabilities to improve correlation and accuracy.
Part of the Fab quality team contributing as SME in reliability fail modes and its associated detection, drives and engages in quality projects for overall Excursion mitigation.
Act on and provide Corrective and Preventive Actions for CQE and FEMQA teams with regards to customer feedbacks on quality and product issues.
Impact: You will innovate to solve challenges for next generation storage applications used to power the brain of AI and frontier technologies

Requirements

Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Engineering or Science is required
Strong analytical, logical, and critical thinking skills
Effective communicator, able to collaborate across all levels
Growth mindset with a passion for continuous learning
Internship or experience in the semiconductor industry is a plus
Demonstrated leadership and a track record of impact are highly desirable
Interest in and knowledge of the semiconductor industry and Micron is preferred.