Semiconductor Device Processing Postdoctoral Fellow
EPIR is a world-renowned leader in infrared technology, known for its 20 years of excellence in materials, devices, and focal plane arrays. Our industry experts create high-performance infrared sensors and cameras, serving customers such as the DoD, DoE, and NASA. EPIR’s materials were employed in the SXS detectors of the ASTRO-H space satellite, and in various military devices. Join our dedicated and talented team of innovators in developing next generation infrared sensors and achieving our mission to “protect those who protect us.”
SUMMARY OF ROLE:
The successful candidate will work primarily on feasibility studies and prototype demonstrations for advanced infrared device concepts.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:
The successful candidate will specifically:
- Develop novel processing procedures for conventional and 2D semiconductor devices
- Develop and implement photolithography, wet and dry etching, material deposition and bonding techniques
- Manage device processing including dicing, packaging, shipping, and tracking
- Manage and maintain device processing equipment
- Write R&D-level proposals for bulk semiconductor and 2D materials and device technology advancements and grant applications
- Write technical reports to funding agencies and customers
- Make technical presentations at conferences and to customers/collaborators
REQUIRED SKILLS:
- Knowledge of semiconductor and 2D materials device fabrication processes including lithography, etching and deposition methods
- Working knowledge of mask aligner, vacuum chambers, dicing saw and device metrology tools
- General laboratory and cleanroom practices
- Strong oral and written communication skills, strong organization skills with an attention to detail, and excellent documentation capability
- Candidate should be enthusiastic and highly self-motivated
- Computer skills including MS Office, LabView, and AutoCAD a plus
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:
- PhD in a relevant discipline (Physics, Materials Science or Engineering)
- At least three years direct semiconductor device processing experience
- Must have experience working with compound semiconductor materials and/or group II/VI materials. Experience with 2D materialsis a plus
- At least three years of cleanroom experience
- Semiconductor testing equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and basic repair experience preferred
· Citizen or permanent resident of the United States