Defect Reduction Engineer
Samsung Research America(26 days ago)
About this role
A Defect Reduction Engineer at Samsung Austin Semiconductor works to control and reduce defects in high-volume 24x7 semiconductor manufacturing to meet yield and performance targets. The role supports new product introductions, technology/process transfers, and cross-functional collaboration to deliver defectivity data and analysis for production and foundry customers.
Required Skills
- Defect Control
- Defect Reduction
- New Product Introduction
- Inline Inspection
- Data Analysis
- Trend Analysis
- Root Cause
- SPC
- DOE
- Klarity Defect
+1 more
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Material Science, Chemistry, or Physics
- Eligible For Export Control Authorization
About Samsung Research America
samsung.comSamsung is a global technology company that designs and sells consumer electronics, mobile devices, TVs, home appliances, and related services. In the U.S. it offers Galaxy smartphones and tablets, QLED/OLED and smart TVs, laptops and monitors, plus connected home appliances and IoT integration via SmartThings. Samsung pairs hardware innovation (displays, camera and chipset technology) with software and services to deliver integrated experiences across devices. It sells direct-to-consumer through its website and retail partners while also supplying components and enterprise solutions to industry customers.
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