Staff Engineer – Process Development, Thin Flim (CVD/Diffusi …, Singapore

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The Staff Engineer delivers module/sub-module ownership in NAND Advanced Thin Films process development, owning defined portions of the process space (dielectric/carbon film processes via CVD/Diffusion) and driving robustness, capability, and integration readiness. Success requires strong hands‑on deposition/characterization skills, cross‑functional execution discipline, and the ability to translate experimental results into scalable process improvements.

• Process Development & Optimization: Develop, optimize, and characterize thin film processes (CVD/Diffusion) to meet performance, reliability, and manufacturability targets.
• Experiment Conduct: Execute well‑designed experiments, analyze data, and translate results into process improvements.
• Scaling Support: Support scaling of dielectric and carbon film processes across nodes and platforms.
• Module Ownership (Growing Scope): Own defined portions of a process module or sub‑module under guidance from senior engineers; track margins, sensitivities, and integration risks; drive issue resolution for process and tool‑related problems within assigned scope.
• Process Integration & Correlation: Work closely with integration and device teams to ensure compatibility and structural/electrical performance; correlate material, structural, and electrical data to guide process optimization; support failure analysis and root‑cause investigations.
• Tool & Hardware Engagement: Build strong hands‑on knowledge of dielectric/carbon film equipment behavior; support tool qualifications, upgrades, and transfers; partner with suppliers to improve stability/capability.
• Other Responsibilities: Communicate results clearly through reports, reviews, and data summaries; elevate risks with data‑driven recommendations; mentor junior engineers; integrate AI‑assisted tools and insights; contribute to continuous improvement and AI‑enabled enhancements within scope.

Minimum Qualifications / Experience: PhD ≥3 yrs, or Master’s ≥5 yrs, or Bachelor’s ≥7 yrs of relevant experience in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Physics, or related field.

Required Experience: Demonstrated thin film R&D/PD experience and ability to link process conditions to material properties/device behavior.

• Thin film deposition fundamentals (CVD/Diffusion) and materials/chemistry/process physics.
• Familiarity with fab metrology and film characterization methods (structural/mechanical/optical/electrical as applicable).
• Working knowledge of plasma processes, vacuum systems, and chemical reactions.

• Strong execution ownership and structured troubleshooting.
• Cross‑functional collaboration and concise technical communication.

• Understanding NAND thin film structure and electrical needs.

Embodies Micron’s core values: People – Respect, develop and empower others; Innovation – Drive continuous improvement and breakthrough thinking; Tenacity – Show grit and determination; Collaboration – Build trust and foster teamwork; Customer Focus – Deliver excellence and value.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.

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