Foundry Interface Design Engineer- HBM - TPG

In this full‑time onsite role, Micron Technology invites a design engineer to help define and enable next‑generation HBM DRAM products. You will bridge design teams, technology development, and external foundries to remove bottlenecks and influence architecture decisions, directly impacting performance, power, cost, reliability, and quality across Micron’s HBM roadmap.

• Analyze advanced foundry PDKs (FinFET and GAA) and develop design guidelines for power, performance, area, and reliability.
• Provide technical support for PDK‑related issues and collaborate with CAD teams, tool vendors, and foundries.
• Drive design‑technology co‑optimization for future HBM base die architectures, including standard cells and BEOL options.
• Define reliability specifications and support yield, reliability, and technology qualification efforts.
• Explore and evaluate new architectures for future HBM products through detailed technical feasibility analysis.

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field with 4+ years of relevant industry experience.
• Hands‑on experience working with foundry technology PDKs at advanced CMOS nodes.
• Experience with EDA tools, CMOS circuit design, parasitic extraction, and circuit simulation.
• Solid understanding of advanced CMOS device physics, including FinFET and GAA architectures.

• Master’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or related technical field.
• Experience with reliability and aging models for advanced CMOS technologies.
• Strong automation and scripting skills using Python or similar languages.
• Background in HBM, DRAM, or high‑speed memory design and validation.

US base salary range: $ – $ per year (base salary only).

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