Process Engineer - Epitaxy
Suffolk, UK - Onsite working required
Responsibilities:
- Epitaxial development of novel processes and structures for III-V material systems in MOCVD in accordance with project deliverables and timelines.
- Day to day production process support on epitaxial growth processes and their characterization with tools such as optical microscopes, x-ray diffraction, photoluminescence and electrochemical CV profiling. This includes creation of recipes on tools when required.
- Hands-on for maintenance tasks on the MOCVD reactors and characterization tools. This will require use of breathing apparatus.
- Generate and manage process improvement activities based on SPC, continuous yield analysis and 6-sigma principles.
- Lead structured process problem solving activities.
- Develop process instructions and perform training for technicians and engineering colleagues.
- Generate SOP, OCAPS, Work Instructions and participate in PFMEA.
- Evaluating, selecting and ordering equipment and consumables for the manufacture of company product.
To be considered you will need the following:
Master’s degree in physics, chemistry, materials science or a comparable degree.
Significant track record in lab work, performance of experiments, data analysis and problem solving.
Epitaxial growth of III-V semiconductors by MBE or MOCVD.
Theoretical knowledge of optoelectronic semiconductor.
Statistical data analysis skills and experience with large data sets.
Attention to detail, strong organizational and communication abilities.
Generate SOP, OCAPS, Work Instructions and participate in PFMEA.
Process Engineer in England employer: microTECH Global LTD
Our company is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment in Hampshire that fosters innovation and collaboration among talented engineers. We prioritise employee growth through continuous learning opportunities and provide a supportive culture that values creativity and teamwork, making it an ideal place for professionals looking to make a meaningful impact in the field of analogue IC design.
