Job Description

Taking part in the development of new devices & technologies for mixed signal
and smart Power Management from the concept level to mass production. Good
understanding of device physics and/or microelectronics processes, focusing on
analog devices.

The work will include: Designing experiments based on TCAD simulations,
drawing layout, characterization of test structures, planning and executing
experiments, analysis of the results using automated tools and work with the
design center to translate the new devices into PDK offering.

The job requires interaction with a wide range of interfaces inside & outside
the organization, good communication skills in Hebrew and English, curiosity,
and self-learning ability.

This job is for you if

You are open minded with good communication skills

You are not afraid of new challenges

You are self-motivated and independent

If you are creative and you think outside of the box

Job Requirements

BSc or MSc in Electrical Engineering or Physics from a leading university

Knowledge of CMOS processes – advantage

Knowledge in Semiconductor Physics – advantage

Good written and verbal communication skills

Experience in wafer level characterization & automatic testing – advantage

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Development of new processes and solutions for future Tower products and
Technologies

Solving complex technological challenges and supply solutions which meet
product requirements and manufacturing needs.

Characterization, experimentation, and analysis of advanced semiconductor
processes

Opportunity to take part in exciting, interesting, and challenging working
environment.

Work in creative dynamic teams in R&D department

Desired Skills & Experience:

MSc Chemical/Material/Mechanical Engineering or Physics – Must

Experience in process engineering – significant advantage

Experience in semiconductor manufacturing companies – advantage

Teamwork and the ability to work with several interfaces

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