(New College Graduate) Engineer, Technology Development Engineering_MH

*This is for New College Graduate*

Position Overview

This new college graduate Device Engineer role focuses on Memory Health and develops engineers who improve customer quality by understanding NAND wafer manufacturing processes, identifying the physical mechanisms of electrical failures, and creating electrical stress and screening methods that detect future failures before product shipment.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Support NAND flash Memory Health activities focused on reducing customer failures and improving defective parts per million (DPPM) through device evaluation, failure analysis, and electrical stress and screening development.
• Develop an understanding of NAND wafer manufacturing processes and evaluate NAND array and peripheral device behavior using electrical characterization, reliability testing, cycling experiments, and analysis of wafer-, process-, and product-level data.
• Analyze and identify the physical mechanisms underlying electrical failures by correlating process conditions, electrical signatures, and device behavior through structured, data-driven root-cause analysis.
• Provide analysis results and actionable feedback to process integration and manufacturing teams to support wafer process improvement and prevention of failure recurrence.
• Develop and optimize electrical stress and screening conditions to accelerate latent failures and screen affected devices during die sort while maintaining product performance, yield, and test efficiency.
• Plan, execute, and document experiments using Design of Experiments (DOE), statistical analysis, visualization, and programming languages such as Python to analyze process and electrical data and automate analysis workflows.
• Work with device, design, process integration, product engineering, test, manufacturing, and reliability teams to provide feedback for process improvement, next-generation design, qualification, and production deployment.
• Collaborate with Memory Health and engineering teams in Japan and other global locations, and communicate technical results through reviews, reports, and presentations.
• Learn NAND device technology, wafer manufacturing processes, defect physics, reliability engineering, and production screening practices through hands-on assignments and technical mentoring.