About the role
AI summarisedAs a Photolithography Process Development Engineer in Micron's R&D/Technology Development group, you will be responsible for developing process modules for memory devices. This role involves collaborating with internal teams and external partners to develop unit processes for next-generation semiconductors, integrating these processes into multi-functional teams, and facilitating technology transfers to the global manufacturing network. You will also address pilot line issues and drive continuous manufacturability improvements.
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Key Responsibilities
- Document procedures, transfer developed processes, and communicate results to senior management and manufacturing partners
- Collaborate with equipment vendors to improve equipment design, test new equipment, and drive process enhancements
- Optimize cell yield improvement, failure analysis, and device performance using advanced process techniques
- Document and present R&D project plans, status, and results through written reports and presentations with data analysis
- Review literature to identify potential intellectual property (IP) opportunities and file disclosures
- Drive the R&D Photolithography Process technology roadmap
Requirements
- Understanding of optics, including immersion lithography, polarized illumination, and low k1 imaging principles
- Experience with chemical processes specific to lithography (materials for 365, 248, and 193nm lithography)
- Proficiency with lithography simulation software and its application to low k1 imaging
- Experience with material properties and characterization techniques relevant to lithography
- Strong ability to develop research into production-worthy technologies
- Familiarity with the architectural structure of Micron’s memory products and semiconductor process flows
- Strong written, verbal, and presentation communication skills