About the role
AI summarisedSenior Scientist role at SIMTech's Optics and Imaging Systems Group, focusing on R&D of novel X-ray inspection technologies for advanced semiconductor packaging. The candidate will lead research on nano-X-ray systems, AI-assisted defect detection, and translate IP into industrial solutions.
ResearchFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Drive, initiate, and lead R&D on novel X-ray inspection technologies, systems, and applications for internal defects detection with advanced semiconductor packaging.
- Play a leading role in understanding the challenges that the semiconductor industry is facing today for internal defects inspection.
- Explore and propose novel R&D topics on X-ray inspection and metrology technologies.
- Translate R&D IPs to novel industrial solutions and semiconductor equipment.
- Focus on novel nano-X-ray inspection technology/system for Semiconductor Manufacturing.
- Focus on science for X-ray interaction with materials and its impact on X-ray 2D imaging and CT reconstruction.
- Focus on AI-assisted defects/artefacts detection, classification and prioritization for failure analysis.
- Focus on nano X-ray source with smaller focal-spot, longer lifetime and higher brightness.
- Focus on AI-assisted fast X-ray imaging and reconstruction.
Requirements
- PhD degree in Physics, Material Inspection and Analysis, or other relevant disciplines.
- Candidates with strong publications/patents on high-resolution X-ray imaging, and X-ray and material interaction for semiconductor manufacturing.
- Deep understanding of defects detection, metrology and failure analysis in semiconductor manufacturing.
- Demonstrate strong ability of using scientific software/equipment for defects detection, analysis and simulation.
- Experience on developing X-ray inspection, measurement and analysis solutions for industrial applications, or working with leading R&D institute on X-ray technology development.
- Innovative, self-driven, adaptable, and proactive team player with the ability to work across disciplines.