Semiconductor Device Engineer

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Semiconductor Device Engineer

ADI’s Advanced Physical Technology (APT) group has an opening for a semiconductor device engineer working on Gallium Nitride ( GaN ) power technology . APT is driving the roadmap and innovation for wide- band-gap (WBG) technologies which are crucial for the rapidly growing datacenter and energy markets. The engineer will join the team to evaluate the current state- of- a rt devices and to develop the next-generation technologies for ADI power products . The candidate should have good understanding of semiconductor device physics and also experience in relevant areas (e.g. device testing, TCAD simulation, process development , reliability testing, application board design and testing ). Experience in GaN is preferred.

Responsibilities include but not limited to :

• Device characterization and test automation if needed , using semiconductor device parameter analyzer ( e.g. Keysight B1500 ) and LCR meter.
• Test structure design and de vice layout using Cadence
• TCAD simulation
• Data analysis and visualization
• Optimize device design, layout and / or process to improve performance, reliability and manufacturability
• Work with different teams ( e.g. test, reliability) to support technology qualification
• Work with design engineers to support implementation in new produc ts

Qualifications :

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Job Req Type : Graduate Job

Required Travel : Yes, 10% of the time

The expected wage range for a new hire into this position is $69,600 to $95,700.