Process Integration Engineer

Summary

Supports customer programs through Atomica's E/S/V (Experimental, Short-Loop, Prototype) development framework. Works closely with Technical Leads, Program Managers, Process Engineers, Modeling & Simulation, Test Engineering, and Fab Operations to drive rapid prototyping, integration validation, POR development, and transition toward scalable manufacturing. May serve as Technical Lead for lower-complexity customer programs.

Responsibilities

• Develop process flows, integration plans, DOE strategies, and technical documentation.
• Support execution of customer programs from concept through prototype and production readiness.
• Interface with modeling, simulation, characterization, and test teams to accelerate development learning cycles.
• Analyze data and drive process optimization, yield improvement, and manufacturability.
• Coordinate activities across Process Engineering, Fab Operations, Quality, Manufacturing, and Program Management.

E/S/V Execution Expectations

• Support planning and execution of E-Lots, S-Lots, and V-Lots.
• Ensure development activities maximize parallel execution and minimize cycle time.
• Support establishment of Process-of-Record (POR) candidates.
• Drive integration validation and manufacturability learning.
• Identify risks early and develop mitigation plans with customers and internal stakeholders.

Technical Leadership Expectations

• Lead lower-complexity programs or major workstreams.
• Participate in customer technical reviews and development planning.
• Support rapid prototyping strategies that accelerate transition to scalable production.

Quantifiable Deliverables / KPIs

• Support 3–6 active customer programs simultaneously.
• Support execution of 30+ E-Lots, S-Lots, and V-Lots annually.
• >90% on-time closure of assigned technical action items.
• Technical reports within 5 business days of major lot completion.
• Contribute to establishment of validated POR candidates and integration plans.

Required Qualifications

• BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, or related field.
• 2+ years (MS) or 3+ years (BS) semiconductor or MEMS fabrication experience.
• Knowledge of lithography, deposition, etch, wet processing, metrology, and semiconductor manufacturing fundamentals.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to operate effectively within a high-mix MEMS foundry environment.
• U.S. Person as defined by ITAR

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in MEMS, photonics, sensors, advanced packaging, or semiconductor foundries.