Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Technical Physics
Semiconductor and Microelectronics Engineer (m/f/d)
Teamwork
Teamwork
autonomous work
teamwork
Personal competences
Personal competences
operative
strategic
Travel Activity
Travel Activity
no travel
only travel
Skills
Profound knowledge of semiconductor and solid-state physics
Understanding of the properties and functioning of semiconductor materials and microelectronic devices
Basic knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing, e.g. lithography, etching and doping
Experience with measurement and analysis techniques for characterising materials and devices
Experience with laboratory and measuring equipment, depending on the role also in a cleanroom
Knowledge of Python, MATLAB or comparable tools for data analysis and evaluation
Responsibilities
Develop and characterise semiconductor devices and microelectronic components
Investigate the electrical and physical properties of materials and devices
Carry out and evaluate measurements to assess devices and manufacturing processes
Analyse defects and process deviations and identifying their causes
Optimise devices and manufacturing processes in terms of performance, quality and reliability
Develop and test new semiconductor technologies and support their transfer into production
Pro & Contra
Work on key technologies for digitalisation, electronics and automation
Demand in innovative industries such as semiconductors, sensor technology and power electronics
Opportunity to contribute to highly complex technologies
High degree of specialisation and, consequently, intensive onboarding
Cleanroom work may require specific working conditions and protective clothing
Interfaces
Research & Development
Process Development & Manufacturing
Plant & Production Engineering
Quality Assurance
Special Abilities
Interest in experimental work and precise technical investigations
Care and patience when carrying out measurements and development work
Willingness to continuously learn about new technologies and processes
Enjoyment of interdisciplinary collaboration
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