Micron
Process Integration Engineer, APTD
Boise, ID - Main Site · Full-time · Posted Sep 28, 2026
- Experience
- BS: 5+ years semiconductor experience; MS: 4+ years; PhD: 2+ years.
- Education
- BS, MS, or PhD in a related technical field; no equivalent-experience alternative stated.
About the job
Develops and integrates semiconductor process flows for next-generation memory and advanced packaging technologies, focusing on wafer-level technology and reconstructed substrates.
What you'll do
- Lead integration projects and design experiments to evaluate process performance, variability, reliability, and yield.
- Analyze testing and process data to resolve integration issues and help develop and qualify technologies across engineering and manufacturing teams.
- Use AI tools for data analysis, experiment planning, documentation, and technical problem-solving.
What they ask for
- Deliver technical results in process integration, process development, or device development, including experiment design, execution, and analysis.
- Know semiconductor process integration and memory technologies such as DRAM, NAND, and/or emerging memory architectures.
- Use data-driven methods such as statistical analysis, Design of Experiments (DoE), and root-cause analysis to solve technical problems.
- Lead technical projects, collaborate across functions, communicate complex technical information, and use AI tools to improve technical workflows.
Nice to have
- Experience with advanced packaging or Wafer-Level Technology/reconstituted wafer flows.
- Experience transferring processes to high-volume manufacturing, reliability and test methodologies, or applying AI/machine learning to engineering workflows.
Tools
DRAM, NAND, Design of Experiments (DoE), AI, machine-learning
AI focus
Apply AI tools to data analysis, experiment planning, documentation, and technical problem-solving; preferred experience includes AI/machine-learning for engineering data analysis, anomaly detection, and yield improvement.
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