Foundry Process & Equipment Lead
Choose the first qualified process path, name its owners, and reject work that cannot meet safety, product, or cost gates.
Careers · Foundry and fab
We are engineering modular manufacturing around real products, qualified processes, and today's supply chains. Advanced packaging is our intended first fab class; memory systems and future memory fabs are longer-term research directions.
Current stage: Applications are open. We do not operate a production fab today. Each role starts with a defined engineering decision; physical work needs qualified facilities and approval.
/01 · Foundry and fab
Choose the work closest to your experience. Each listing shows what you would own, what you would need to know, and the evidence that would count.
Choose the first qualified process path, name its owners, and reject work that cannot meet safety, product, or cost gates.
Turn separate process steps into a controlled route with measurable handoffs, holds, and yield learning.
Define an advanced package from known-good die through assembly, test, reliability, and customer acceptance.
Qualify a practical patterning route for a named package layer, with overlay, dimensions, defects, and cost under control.
Qualify films and conductors against electrical, adhesion, uniformity, contamination, and reliability limits.
Define selective removal and cleaning steps that protect the workpiece and leave measurable surfaces for the next process.
Choose and qualify assembly joins, alignment, inspection, and rework limits for a real package.
Make each process claim measurable with calibrated methods, sampling, uncertainty, and independent reject rules.
Build test coverage and limits that turn a package or device into an accepted electrical result.
Trace yield loss and reliability failures to measured mechanisms, then verify corrective action against a baseline.
Evaluate and qualify process equipment, then build safe maintenance and recovery paths for an authorized line.
Test whether a candidate site can safely support the process, equipment, people, and waste streams.
Make every lot, recipe, material, tool state, measurement, hold, and release traceable.
Set acceptance, hold, corrective-action, and supplier controls before a product or process can be qualified.
Plan qualified lots against real capacity, holds, yield, materials, and customer commitments.
Compare buying, partnering, and building against the same product specification, cost, rights, and risk.
Turn a buyer's workpiece into a written qualification test, partner baseline, and transfer decision.
Execute approved work at qualified sites and leave a complete record for inspection, test, and release.
/02 · How to apply
Tell us the workpiece or tool, the result you owned, the baseline, measurements, failure or safety boundary, and what another operator could reproduce.