Principal Engineer Device Engineering (FRCMOS)
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Introduction
Device development for feature rich CMOS technologies (CMOS, NVM, sensors)
Your Role
Design, development and characterization of MOSFETs, non-volatile memory cells or CMOS-based sensors to meet performance and reliability requirements
Design of device test structures and detailed characterization of devices
Working with TCAD engineers to predict device split results
Working with Modeling engineers to produce good device models
Detailed analysis of electrical test data and characterization results
Required Qualifications
Masters with at least 2 years relevant device experience or PhD
Familiarity with layout and design rules
Experience in detailed electrical characterization of devices
Process Integration experience preferred
Preferred Qualifications
PhD or Masters in Electrical / Electronics Engineering or equivalent
Field of specialization: Microelectronics
Other Essential Attributes
Strong understanding of device and process physics
Aptitude for optimization and innovation
Ability to work in a multi-disciplinary team in a fast-paced environment
Good communication and interpersonal skills
GlobalFoundries Inc. is a multinational semiconductor contract manufacturing and design company incorporated in the Cayman Islands and headquartered in Malta, New York.
Job ID: 152184257
Skills:
device test structures, CMOS-based sensors, layout and design rules, non-volatile memory cells, process integration, electrical characterization
