SR ENGINEER, FECOS CPIE RAM

Job Responsibilities

• Lead technical engagement and strategic partnerships with RDA and Metrology suppliers.

• Develop and execute global tool and technology strategies aligned with Micron's roadmap.

• Drive supplier innovation, capability development, and performance improvements.

• Enable qualification, deployment, and optimization of advanced metrology and inspection technologies.

• Collaborate across worldwide fabs to improve quality, yield, productivity, and manufacturing robustness.

• Influence supplier roadmaps to address future technology challenges and business needs.

• Manage technical escalations, risk mitigation, and continuous improvement initiatives with key suppliers.

• Drive AI-driven transformation across RDA and Metrology by leveraging AI to accelerate innovation, enhance operational efficiency, improve manufacturing performance, and enable data-driven decision-making
  

  Key Qualifications & Skills

  • Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemical Engineering, Semiconductor Engineering, or a related technical discipline.

  • 4+ years of semiconductor manufacturing, process integration, metrology, inspection, yield enhancement, or supplier engineering experience.

  • Strong knowledge of advanced RDA (Defect Detection) and Metrology technologies, including optical inspection, eBeam inspection/review, critical dimension metrology, overlay, defectivity monitoring, thin-film metrology, and process control methodologies.

  • Demonstrated experience working directly with leading semiconductor equipment suppliers such as KLA, Applied Materials, ASML, Hitachi, Onto Innovation, Nova, or equivalent technology partners.

  • Proven track record of driving supplier engagement, technology roadmap alignment, tool qualifications, productivity improvements, and strategic business initiatives across multiple sites or organizations.

  • Strong understanding of semiconductor process flows, process control, yield management, tool matching, technology transfer, and high-volume manufacturing challenges.

  • Experience influencing supplier roadmaps and leading cross-functional programs involving engineering, operations, procurement, and executive stakeholders.

  • Excellent communication, stakeholder management, negotiation, and presentation skills, with the ability to engage effectively at both technical and executive levels.

  • Demonstrated ability to lead global initiatives, manage complex technical escalations, and drive consensus across geographically distributed teams.

  • Self-driven, highly collaborative, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with evolving business priorities.

  • Willingness and flexibility to support a global organization, including participation in off-hours meetings to collaborate with teams and suppliers across Asia, Europe, and the United States.

  • Open to frequent international travel and extended business trips to Micron manufacturing sites and supplier locations to drive strategic partnerships, technology development, tool qualifications, and operational excellence initiatives.

  • Familiarity with AI, advanced analytics, digital manufacturing, APC/SPC, and smart factory initiatives.