As a Process Integration and Yield Engineer at Intel, you will be instrumental in enhancing manufacturing processes through data analysis and root cause identification. This role is part of the Foundry Technology Development Yield organization, focusing on optimizing semiconductor manufacturing. You will work collaboratively with various teams to ensure process stability and quality control, directly impacting Intel's manufacturing efficiency. Your contributions will help deliver high-performance products that meet customer needs.

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Material Science, Physics, or related STEM field with 4+ years of experience, or a Master's degree with 2+ years of experience, or a PhD with no prior experience required.
• Experience with statistical analysis tools such as Excel, SQL, or JMP.
• Familiarity with semiconductor processing and manufacturing environments.
• Knowledge of Statistical Process Control (SPC) and/or Design of Experiments (DOE) principles.
• Understanding of data structures and data analysis methods.

• Conduct data analysis using statistical and data mining tools to identify defect and yield improvement opportunities.
• Lead or participate in multi-functional teams to address yield challenges and implement process changes.
• Collaborate with integration, module, and yield engineers to enhance process quality, reliability, and cost efficiency.
• Develop tools, algorithms, and methodologies for high-volume data analysis to identify root causes and recommend corrective actions.
• Drive continuous improvement programs to prevent quality, line yield, and sort yield excursions.
• Execute new product introductions and design of experiments to optimize manufacturing processes.
• Provide expertise to troubleshoot complex yield problems and ensure manufacturability.

• Intel offers a comprehensive benefits package including competitive pay, stock programs, healthcare coverage, retirement plans, paid time off, parental leave, and programs supporting employee wellbeing and professional development.