EMP seeks a Foundry Memory Device Engineer, responsibilities may include:
- Embedded memory IP(SRAM/RF/eFlash) yield/power/performance management for multiple products high volume manufacturing
- Early engagement from the design phase and New Product Integration ( NPI) is needed
- Memory device engineering, targeting, modeling, simulation, post-silicon correlation
- Contribute to memory IP post-Si activities such as design debug and yield analysis to be able to root cause both design or Si process problems that may be preventing the design from achieving the required specs and yield
- Drive parametric yield Pareto detractors in memory domain. Support Continuous Improvement Plan (CIP) de-bug activities with special focus on memory parametric and systematic yield loss mechanisms.
- Optimize memory blocks parametric centering for the best of high volume (HVM) production to meet Vmin, Vmax, Speed and Power requirement
- Drive external Foundry on memory related yield debugging and yield improvement

A successful candidate will demonstrate:

- Team player / facilitator. Works collaboratively with other teams and role models collaboration.
- Influencer. Self-aware, active listener, and seeker of win/win solutions. Seeks to influence key thought leaders and deciders.
- Communicator. Communicates clearly - visual, written, and verbal - across all levels at Intel. Values brevity and getting to the point.
- Assertive. Works independently, develops a point of view, and advocates across Intel. Respects people and process while advocating.
- Curiosity. Learns fast, derives trends from data, and drives solutions. Asks the great thought-provoking questions that drive action.
- Passion. Person who enjoys Product Integration Engineering, Leadership and has an established track record of achieving excellent results through their team.

Qualifications

Minimum qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in EE. CS, CE or similar STEM degree
4+ years of experience with the following:

• Experience in external Foundry and/or Fabless companies
• Memory yield / PPA enhancement with Foundry and partners.and/or memory IP development and/orExperience with memory device engineering

Preferred qualifications:

• - Master's Degree in Engineering or PHD or related field.
• - Memory bitcell, array construction, and periphery circuit design
• - Memory Vmin margin analysis and design assist
• - Memory IP power performance area (PPA) optimization
• - Memory array/IP design, memory circuit innovation, testchip design/execution/validation

Intel's Sales and Marketing (SMG) organization works with global customers and partners to solve critical business problems with Intel based technology solutions. SMG works across business units to amplify the customer voice and deliver solutions that accelerate their business. We work across numerous industries, including retail, enterprise and government, cloud services and healthcare as examples. The operations team focuses on forecasting, driving alignment with factory production and delivering efficiency tools and our marketing capability drives demand and localized marketing in locations around the globe. Our sales force navigates a complex partner and customer ecosystem while shaping product roadmaps, driving value for our customers, and collaborating to harness emerging technology trends to deliver comprehensive solutions.

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Posting Statement

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, religious creed, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, military and veteran status, marital status, pregnancy, gender, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by local law, regulation, or ordinance.