Scientist II, Analytics & Metrology

Job Title:

Scientist II, Analytics & Metrology

Job Description:

The Role: 

• Support Global R&D and Apps team with laboratory analytical services for WEC/Litho/CMP applications Filtration/Purification products and expedite NPD cycle. 

• Particle analysis methods (DMA) are needed to capture the tiny performance difference among different filtration/purification product samples. 

• Increase the gap of analysis capability between Entegris and competitors. 

• Collaborate with leading semiconductor companies to deliver the solutions to contamination identification and control. 

• Locate in Entegris Taiwan Technology Center in Zhudong, Hsinchu. 

In this role you will: 

• Develop particle detection methods for various of liquids (water, slurry, solvents, acids/bases, etc) 

• Develop next generation liquid sampling methods for better applicability of methods. 

• Deliver accurate, repeatable and reproducible particle analysis results to global R&D and Apps team to expedite new product development cycle, improve product stability/performance, and improve productivity. 

• Work closely with other metrology team members and combine organic, metal, and on wafer testing results to understand whole picture of product performance. 

• Explore new testing methods and apply them to identify the performance difference that other testing methods couldn’t find. 

• Collaborates with leading semiconductor companies. Publish patents, conference papers. 

Traits we believe make a strong candidate: 

Education and Experience 

• Bachelor or Master degree in Physics, Chemistry, or a related engineering field with 3 years (Bachelor)/1 year (Master) working experience in industrial laboratory setting. 

Additional Requirements 

• Experiences in liquid filtration market is a plus. 

• Experiences in particle analyzer (DMA-CPC, etc) is a plus. 

• Proficient in English skill is highly preferred. 

Your success will be measured by: 

• The results delivered for day to day operations. 

• The results derived from project team collaboration.