About this role
The Staff Engineer leads module-level photolithography process development for advanced NAND technology nodes, focusing on process robustness and manufacturability. This role involves optimizing and troubleshooting photolithography processes to meet yield, quality, and performance requirements.
Candidates should have a PhD with at least 3 years, a Master's with at least 5 years, or a Bachelor's with at least 7 years of relevant experience in semiconductor photolithography process development. A proven track record in photolithography processes and deep knowledge in optics and related areas is essential.
What they're looking for
PhotolithographyProcess DevelopmentOpticsImmersion LithographyPolarized IlluminationLow K1 ImagingLithography Simulation ToolsMaterial Characterization
Frequently asked questions
What does a Staff Engineer – Process Development, Photolithography, NAND at Micron Technology do?
The Staff Engineer leads module-level photolithography process development for advanced NAND technology nodes, focusing on process robustness and manufacturability. This role involves optimizing and troubleshooting photolithography processes to meet yield, quality, and performance requirements. Cand…
What skills does this Staff Engineer – Process Development, Photolithography, NAND role need?
Key skills for this role include Photolithography, Process Development, Optics, Immersion Lithography, Polarized Illumination, Low K1 Imaging.
How much does a Staff Engineer – Process Development, Photolithography, NAND at Micron Technology pay?
The employer did not list a salary for this role. Most similar Singapore roles publish their band on the job page.
Is this Staff Engineer – Process Development, Photolithography, NAND role remote, hybrid, or on-site?
This role is on-site, based in Singapore.
How do I apply for this Staff Engineer – Process Development, Photolithography, NAND role?
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