Dry etch process engineer
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - STMicroelectronics Italia in Italia
OUR STORY
At ST, we believe in the power of technology to drive innovation and make a positive impact on people, business, and society. We are a global semiconductor company, and our advanced technology & chips forms the hidden part of the world we live in today.
When you join ST, you will be part of a global business of more than 115+ nationalities and present in 40 countries, 50,000+, diverse and dedicated creators & makers of technology around the world
Developing technologies takes more than talent: it takes amazing people who understands collaboration and respect. People with passion and desire to disrupt the status quo, push boundaries and drive innovation – whilst unlocking your own potential.
Working at ST means innovating for a future that we want to make smarter, greener, in a responsible and sustainable way. Our technology starts with you. Join us and start the future
YOUR ROLE
We are seeking a motivated and passionate intern with a degree , preferably in Physics, Materials Engineering, Nanotechnology, or Chemistry ,
to join our research and development team specializing in dry etching . The candidate will gain hands-on experience with advanced plasma etching techniques and contribute to process optimization.
The Key Responsibilities Will Be
- Assist in the installation and qualification of new dry etching tools.
- Provide technical support to production to ensure process stability and quality
- Analyze process results using characterization tools (e.g., SEM, ellipsometry, XSEM, XTEM).
- Document findings and assist in preparing technical reports.
- Support the team in developing and optimizing dry etching processes.
What We Offer is the opportunity to learn advanced dry etching techniques, a dynamic and innovative work environment and a Mentorship from industry experts.
Your Skills & Experiences
- University degree in Physics, Materials Engineering, Nanotechnology, Chemistry, or related fields.
- Basic knowledge of microfabrication processes and etchin