College Grad - Films, Metals, and Implant MDE Shift Engineer

JR112165 New College Grad - Films, Metals, and Implant MDE Shift Engineer

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all.

Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever.

As a Manufacturing Development Engineering (MDE) Shift Engineer in Films, Metals, and Implant, you will play a critical role in supporting 24/7 process development for next-generation DRAM technologies. Operating on a 12-hour rotating shift schedule, you will serve as the primary off-hours technical resource for development activities, helping ensure uninterrupted execution of development experiments and rapid technology learning.

This position operates in a dynamic development environment where process conditions, specifications, and experimental flows frequently evolve. You will apply sound engineering judgment to disposition development wafers, respond to process and equipment challenges, support experimental execution, and balance development priorities with operational requirements. You will also apply advanced analytics, automation, and AI-enabled technologies to improve engineering decisions, increase learning velocity, and support Micron's digital manufacturing initiatives.

• Serve as the primary off-hours technical resource for development activities, making decisions on wafer disposition, tool release, process deviations, execution risks, and development priorities.
• Partner with Films, Metals, and Implant Process Development, Process Integration, Equipment Development, Manufacturing, and Shift Operations teams to resolve process and equipment issues, remove output constraints, and support experimental processing.
• Apply Statistical Process Control (SPC), E3, Fault Detection (FD) systems, and data analysis techniques to investigate excursions, identify root causes, improve process performance, reduce defects, and improve yield.
• Maintain documentation, reaction plans, process recipes, and procedures while supporting effective communication, change control, and early identification of issues that may impact safety, cycle time, yield, or operational performance.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives through development projects, PMI data collection, audits, benchmarking activities, and implementation of best-known methods.
• Apply Model-Based Problem Solving methodologies, advanced analytics, and AI-enabled tools to improve engineering decisions and operational effectiveness.
• Apply automation, data science, and AI technologies to strengthen data analysis capabilities, improve workflow efficiency, and accelerate development learning cycles.
• Foster a culture of safety, technical excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement while supporting department and business objectives.

• Master's degree in Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, or a related engineering field; OR Bachelor's degree with semiconductor manufacturing or process development experience.
• Ability to work a 12-hour rotating shift schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays as business needs require.
• Knowledge of Films, Metals, or Implant semiconductor manufacturing processes, process control methodologies, and engineering problem-solving techniques.
• Familiarity with SPC, DOE, E3 FD systems, and data-driven decision-making approaches.
• Strong analytical, communication, and technical problem-solving skills, including proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.

• Experience in Films, Metals, or Implant process development and an understanding…