Optical Systems Student Engineer (Internship)

Quick Facts

• Role: Optical Systems Student Engineer (Internship)

• Team/Focus: FaST (Films and Scatterometry Technologies) Advanced Development Group

• Work area: R&D for novel optical metrology technologies for semiconductor front-end processes

Description

As an Optical Systems Student Engineer intern, you will support the development of advanced optical metrology systems for semiconductor manufacturing. You will work on theoretical studies, modeling, and data analysis, help design and build lab setups, and execute feasibility and qualification test plans for new optical metrology concepts.

Responsibilities

• Support novel optical metrology optical-system development led by research scientists and engineers

• Conduct theoretical study, architecture and concept analysis, modeling, and data processing

• Design and create lab setups for specific concepts

• Execute test plans and analyze experimental results for feasibility and qualification

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to refine system designs and improve measurement capabilities

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in an M.Sc. or Ph.D. program in Physics or Optical Engineering

• Less than 1 year of related experience

• Solid theoretical knowledge in Physical Optics and optical systems, including lasers, detectors, and image sensors

• Deep technical understanding of hardware technologies and systems engineering

• Hands-on experience designing/specifying/developing complex electro-optical setups

• Ability to model systems and perform system error budget analysis

• Data collection and analysis using MATLAB, Python, or LabVIEW

• Organizational skills to execute detailed work plans and test plans

Benefits

• Intern-eligible benefits may include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and other voluntary benefits

• 401(K) with matching, student debt assistance, tuition reimbursement, and paid time off

• Development and career growth opportunities