Module Engineering PhD Intern - Wet Etch

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Job Description:

The Role and Impact

Join Intel Foundry's cutting-edge manufacturing organization as a Module Engineering PhD Intern. In this role, you will contribute to the development, optimization, and sustainment of advanced semiconductor manufacturing processes within a specific process module. Working alongside experienced engineers, you will gain hands-on exposure to state-of-the-art semiconductor fabrication technologies while helping solve complex technical challenges that drive manufacturing excellence.

As a Module Engineering Intern, you will support process and equipment improvements, analyze manufacturing performance, and collaborate across engineering disciplines to enhance process capability, yield, quality, and operational efficiency. Your work will directly contribute to Intel's next-generation semiconductor technologies and manufacturing innovations.

About Intel Foundry

Intel Foundry is a world-class semiconductor manufacturing organization that enables Intel's global technology leadership. Our teams develop, optimize, and sustain advanced manufacturing processes and equipment across some of the most sophisticated fabrication facilities in the world. By joining Intel Foundry, you will become part of a highly collaborative environment focused on innovation, technical excellence, and shaping the future of semiconductor technology.

Key Responsibilities

- Support the development, implementation, optimization, and sustainment of semiconductor manufacturing processes within a specific module area.

- Troubleshoot, maintain, and qualify manufacturing equipment to ensure process stability, reliability, and performance.

- Analyze process and equipment performance data to identify opportunities for improvement and drive corrective actions.

- Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams to improve process control methodologies, operational efficiency, yield, and quality.

- Investigate and resolve process and equipment-related issues affecting manufacturing operations.

- Apply scientific and engineering principles to solve complex technical challenges in a high-volume manufacturing environment.

- Participate in hands-on projects aligned with Intel's business objectives while developing technical, analytical, and leadership skills.

- Present technical findings, recommendations, and project outcomes to engineering stakeholders.

Qualifications:

Minimum Qualifications

- Currently pursuing a PhD in Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related scientific or engineering discipline.

- Demonstrated knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing, materials processing, device fabrication, or related technologies through academic research, coursework, laboratory work, or industry experience.

- Experience applying scientific and engineering methodologies to solve technical problems.