Develop novel semiconductor devices within the UT Dallas cleanroom and related facilities. Candidate will be working with a close-knit research and development team to develop and demonstrate new semiconductor devices on a sponsored research and development program.

- Master’s degree in field directly related to research – Two (2) years of experience/expertise performing research relating to a specified field of study – Or equivalent combination of relevant education and experience totaling at least eight years.

Ph.D. in electrical engineering or material science. Five to ten years of hands-on cleanroom processing experience. Extensive experience in developing new semiconductor processing capabilities within a cleanroom environment. Demonstrated expertise with photolithography, cleans, metrology, deposition, etch, and testing. Demonstrated capability to define, develop, and deliver novel semiconductor process loops and device structures. Excellent team interaction skills with a demonstrated ability to work effectively on a team and with multiple institutions.

Develop semiconductor processing techniques required to enable novel device structures. Hands-on semiconductor processing to create and deliver these device structures. Define required test structures and related items to demonstrate process control and electrical Cpks. Develop exemplary process integration approaches to realize required device structures. Perform fundamental electrical characterization of device structures. Daily interaction with design, materials, and test engineers to process and deliver novel semiconductor devices. Work with Engineers from multiple institutions.

This position is not eligible for current or future visa sponsorship.

Please include 3 professional references with their contact information on your application.

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