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Defect Reduction Engineer at Samsung US - ApplyBlast

Defect Reduction Engineer

Samsung US

4 months ago

3.5 on Glassdoor

Taylor, TX

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

As a Defect Reduction Engineer at Samsung Austin Semiconductor, you will lead defect control and reduction initiatives in a high-volume 24/7 manufacturing environment to achieve yield and performance goals. You will support new product introductions, analyze complex fab process data to trace root causes, and work cross-functionally to reduce defects across advanced logic technology nodes. This role requires translating inspection strategies and data analysis into rapid corrective actions to support both legacy and new ramp technology.

Responsibilities

Lead defect control and reduction work in high-volume manufacturing
Perform fab process trend analysis to identify dog tools and root causes
Support new product introduction strategies and inline inspection methodologies
Establish failed chip count monitoring plans for new and legacy nodes
Collaborate cross-functionally with PIE and UP teams for excursion control

Skills

Qualifications

BS in Electrical EngineeringBS in Chemical EngineeringBS in Mechanical EngineeringBS in Material ScienceBS in Physics

About Samsung US

samsung.com

Headquarters

Suwon, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1969

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Samsung Research America is Samsung’s U.S.-based research and development organization, focused on advancing technologies in areas such as AI, digital health, mobile systems, communications, semiconductors, and consumer experiences. It develops new products, platforms, and innovations in collaboration with Samsung’s global business units and research teams.