Material Scientist as Staff Engineer - Technology Development Low Voltage MOSFETs (f/m/div)

Ready to electrify your career? As a Staff Engineer in Technology Development, you'll help power the future of semiconductors by shaping the next generation of Low Voltage MOSFETs. With our flexible work options, you'll enjoy balancing your career and personal life while driving Decarbonization and Digitalization. Chip in and apply now!

In this role, you will be at the heart of developing cutting-edge power device concepts for Low Voltage MOSFETs, working closely with TCAD and application experts to define technology targets, features, and integration strategies. With your expertise, you'll spark innovation, drive performance improvements, and be at the forefront of technology development.

Your new tasks include:

• Developing new power device concepts and give direction on how to improve our product performance while meeting cost and quality targets
• Working together with TCAD and application experts to define the technology targets, features and integration concept
• Collaborating with unit process experts to define unit process requirements along the technology roadmap
• Supporting the ramp up and yield learning phase of new technology platforms together with process integration and unit process engineers
• Exchanging regularly with quality and reliability experts to qualify and release new technologies for production
• The opportunity for leading technology development projects including constant resource planning, risk management and reporting

You are eager to extend your knowledge and strive to understand the bigger picture. You are open-minded, like to explore new paths and drive innovative solutions. In addition, you are a self-motivated person who strives for performance, quality,
and lasting relationships in our team and with various stakeholders.

Your toolkit for success includes:

• A university degree (Master, PhD) in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or Material Sciences, ideally with a focus on semiconductor device technology
• 3-5 years of working experience in technology development or process integration (WBG, CMOS), ideally for power applications
• Excellent knowledge and experience of semiconductor manufacturing, especially front end-of-line process modules, device physics, failure analysis and reliability
• Proficiency in statistical analysis and design of experiments
• Full English proficiency. German language skills are a plus

Nice to have:

• Experience with process integration/ high volume production
• Other expertise supporting innovation or methodology is highly appreciated
• Project management experience

This position is subject to the collective agreement for workers and employees in the electrical and electronics industry, employment group G (). A higher payment is negotiable depending on your expertise and skills.

Contact:
Melanie Happerger, LinkedIn

for driving decarbonization and digitalization.
As a global leader in semiconductor solutions in power systems and IoT, Infineon enables game-changing solutions for green and efficient energy, clean and safe mobility, as well as smart and secure IoT. Together, we drive innovation and customer success, while caring for our people and empowering them to reach ambitious goals. Be a part of making life easier, safer and greener.
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At Infineon in Villach you shape the technologies of tomorrow and work in an international environment with more than 4700 colleagues from over 70 nations. Your personal contribution will be valued and appreciated as the cornerstones of our success. And all that in beautiful surroundings which guarantee a high quality of life.

The City of Villach is located in the center of Carinthia, Austria's southernmost province, in close proximity to the Italian and Slovenian border. Due to its particular geographic location and the outstanding natural beauty of the region, Villach and the whole province of Carinthia have for generations been popular holiday destinations for people from all over the world. Living in Austria also has many social, health-care-related and economic perks. The country's social and health care system is among the best in the world and for decades numerous international surveys have singled out Austria as a particularly safe and wealthy country with a high quality of life. Villach benefits from its status as a "small town", offering everyday living at affordable prices in an outstanding setting.

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