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Join our team at II-VI as an EPI Process Engineer to develop the next generation of Silicon Carbide (SiC) semiconductors.
To meet the global market need for our innovative SiC products we are now expanding our R&D and production team at II-VI in Kista, Stockholm (formerly Ascatron). Here you will transform the electronic industry by developing and producing our advanced SiC epitaxy material technology.
As an EPI Process Engineer you will work with semiconductor process technology. Your daily enthusiastic contribution, knowledge and ideas will help us change the automotive, IT, and energy sectors for a more sustainable future.
OUR OFFER TO YOU
With a history as a small start-up and now part of a global tech company, we offer you an innovative environment with state-of-the-art technology. Here you will:
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THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL DO
Your main responsibility as an EPI Process Engineer will be to develop and operate the SiC Epitaxy material production process on site. This means:
IN ADDITION...
The role requires that you work on-site at our lab located in Kista outside Stockholm. Here you will operate the material production process, develop and improve current workflows, new equipment, analyze, and enhance the current setup in the factory.
You will collaborate daily with engineers and technicians in disciplines such as Design, Operations, Test, Quality and Reliability, and Project Management. This is a full-time position and you will report to the Team Leader of the EPI Production and work in two shifts.
WHO ARE YOU?
To be successful in this role you must be methodical, analytical, meticulous and a problem solver. You are a team player who enjoy hands-on work as well as have a strong sense of quality consciousness.
We are looking for someone with a master´s degree in Technology or Science in nanotechnology, material science, inorganic chemistry, or engineering physics. You have knowledge of semiconductor process technology and material characterization. It is an advantage if you have experience working in a semiconductor clean-room, laboratory or industrial production.