Engineer, Node Development PE

About the Role

• Product Engineer in the Node Development group at Micron Technology.
• Focus on developing industry-leading DRAM.
• Engage on new technology at design start.
• Responsible for delivering technology to enable the full product portfolio, initial device qualification, and production ramp.
• Accomplished through innovation and cross-functional engagement with partner groups (Design, Test, Technology Development, Marketing, Manufacturing, and Quality Assurance).
• Motivated to grow in technical breadth and depth, learning while being a valued member of a team.

Key Responsibilities

• Enable new process node startup, qualification, yield, and ramp.
• Collaborate with internal engineering groups (Design, Technology Development, Design for Test, and Quality teams) to understand yield issues and priorities.
• Provide direction to development teams using thorough knowledge for process integration.
• Develop key metrics for feedback on new technology.
• Support design verification and validation using CAD tools and simulations.
• Perform electrical failure analysis and yield improvement using both data and bench testing analysis.
• Identify design marginalities and recommend design solutions for circuit-related problems.
• Utilize state-of-the-art in-house engineering equipment to support product characterization and electrical failure analysis.
• Identify causes of low yield through systematic analysis.
• Utilize statistical tools for detailed data analysis on product to drive yield improvement projects.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Bachelor's degree in electrical or computer engineering or equivalent.
• Effective written and spoken communication skills.
• Intermediate to advanced Agentic AI usage and understanding of Large Language Models including Claude, Copilot, etc.
• Good organizational skills.
• Able to make decisions in complex situations.
• Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Strong presentation skills.

Qualifications

• Exposure to semiconductor memory (DRAM, SRAM, NAND) through coursework, projects, or internships.
• Familiarity with simulation or CAD tools from academic experience.
• Basic knowledge of statistics, data visualization, or scripting for analysis.
• Internship, co-op, or research experience in hardware, validation, or test engineering.
• Self-motivation and enthusiasm.