microTECH Global LTD
MEMS Process Engineer

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MEMS Process Engineer Manchester, UK | Full-Time | On-Site
Are you an experienced cleanroom engineer looking to work on cutting-edge MEMS technology?
We're seeking a MEMS Process Engineer to support the fabrication and development of next-generation MEMS devices within a state-of-the-art cleanroom environment. This is a hands-on role offering exposure to the full manufacturing cycle, from wafer processing and process development through to device characterisation and manufacturing scale-up.
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What You'll Be Doing:
- Fabricating MEMS devices in a cleanroom environment
- Running and optimising lithography, etch and deposition processes
- Supporting process development and yield improvement activities
- Performing process inspections and device characterisation
- Troubleshooting fabrication issues and implementing process improvements
- Working closely with design and engineering teams on prototype development
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- Degree in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science or a related field
- 2+ years' experience in MEMS, semiconductor or microfabrication environments
- Hands-on cleanroom experience
- Experience with some of the following:
- Lithography
- DRIE / Bosch etching
- PVD sputtering
- E-beam evaporation
- Wet chemical processing
- SEM characterisation
- Wafer dicing
Interested? Get in touch with Christina McGuire to learn more.
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