About the role
AI summarisedJoin an inclusive team at Micron Technology to drive relentless innovation in NAND Process Development within the Wet Process. This leadership role involves guiding a team of exceptional engineers to identify, prioritize, and drive process solutions addressing yield, reliability, and cost gaps across various technology nodes under an accelerated cadence.
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Key Responsibilities
- Lead a team of process engineers to drive process solutions for NAND technology nodes regarding yield, reliability, and cost gaps.
- Set strategy for future technology nodes and contribute to defining the overall roadmap.
- Engage with suppliers to develop necessary processes and equipment aligned with Micron’s technology roadmap.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with process development, process integration, and manufacturing development teams to deliver robust, manufacturable processes on time.
- Partner with the Manufacturing fab for effective technology transfer, pilot ramp, and ongoing development to meet TECHNODE gate criteria.
- Maintain a safe working environment by proactively enforcing safety policies and practices.
- Manage the team through hiring, development, mentoring, performance feedback, and career planning.
Requirements
- Bachelors/Master's in Electrical/Electronics, Chemical, Material Science, Microelectronics, Chemistry or Physics with minimum 10 years of semiconductor industry experience in Wet Process.
- OR PhD in relevant field with minimum 5 years of semiconductor industry experience in Wet Process.
- Deep understanding of process technologies including Vapor etch and wet strip.
- Demonstrated ability to lead successful projects and oversee a wet process engineering team.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills are mandatory.
- Proven ability to instill a positive department culture aligned with company core values.
- Demonstrated capacity for strategic thinking within the PD leadership context.
- Proven ability to mentor, build teams, and motivate technical staff.
