Principal / Senior / Engineer, DRAM Reliability

Micron Technology
Japan
Workplace: OnsiteFull timeFunction: Solutions Engineering & Sales EngineeringExperience: 3+ yearsEducation: mastersSkills: ["Communication skills","Collaboration","Data analysis","Electrical analysis"]

Work within the Technology Development Reliability group to analyze and model DRAM reliability issues such as hot carrier degradation, bias temperature instability, and electromigration. Develop and execute wafer- and circuit-level reliability test methodologies, then translate results into decision-ready recommendations. Partner with process integration and characterization teams to correlate reliability signatures with process conversions and parametric test data, integrating multiple data sources to improve model quality.

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Micron Technology
Micron Technology
2 months ago

Principal / Senior / Engineer, DRAM Reliability

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Job Summary

Work within the Technology Development Reliability group to analyze and model DRAM reliability issues such as hot carrier degradation, bias temperature instability, and electromigration. Develop and execute wafer- and circuit-level reliability test methodologies, then translate results into decision-ready recommendations. Partner with process integration and characterization teams to correlate reliability signatures with process conversions and parametric test data, integrating multiple data sources to improve model quality.
Location: Japan
Workplace: Onsite
Employment Type: Full time
Job Function: Solutions Engineering & Sales Engineering
Seniority: Mid level

Key Responsibilities

  • •Develop and implement test methodologies to evaluate wafer-level and circuit-level reliability behavior and performance.
  • •Analyze reliability results and create reports with actionable recommendations to guide technology development.
  • •Collaborate with process integration and characterization teams to correlate reliability signatures with process conversions and parametric test data.
  • •Integrate other data sources (inline metro, param, probe) and PFA analysis when needed to model physical understanding and decision quality.
  • •Provide reliability model building and consultation to process integration and circuit design teams to support new reliability findings during technology development.

Key Requirements

  • •Understanding semiconductor device physics.
  • •Basic knowledge of DRAM (or NAND / emerging memory).
  • •Knowledge of statistical data analysis.
  • •Basic knowledge of circuit operation.
  • •3+ years industry or research institute experience with semiconductor devices, including semiconductor device parametric measurement and lab instrumentation experience (e.g., parameter analyzers, pulse generators, capacitance meters, wafer probers).
Experience:3+ yearsSemiconductorsDRAMNANDEmerging memory
Education:Master's in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, or related field
Skills:Communication skillsCollaborationData analysisElectrical analysis
Tech Stack:DRAMNANDElectromigrationHot carrierBias temperature instabilitySemiconductor device physicsWafer-level reliabilityCircuit-level reliabilityReliability model buildingParameter analyzersPulse generatorsCapacitance metersWafer probersWafer-level testingCircuit-level testingInline metroParamProbePFA analysis

Company Brief

Micron Technology
Designs and manufactures semiconductor memory and storage solutions, including DRAM, NAND, and NOR flash, for computing, networking, mobile, and automotive markets worldwide.
Industry: Electronics Manufacturing
Company Size: Enterprise (1,001+ employees)
Revenue: USD 1B+
Growth: Public Company
Valuation: Public Company (Market Cap in USD)
Funding: IPO / Publicly Listed
Headquarters: Boise, United States
Founded: 1978
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