Process Engineer — Microfabrication
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - RiseTech in Campo di Ne
Ref:
RT-04-MO
Role Overview
This role exists to turn process ideas into processes that hold: it owns the steps that take a Dynamic DropTM recipe from a promising result to something repeatable on a partner's substrate.
Sample preparation, wet and electrochemical processing, sample post-processing, inspection and metrology are the daily toolset.
It is for an engineer who already knows their way around a lab and wants to own processes rather than execute them.
Key Responsibilities
Own process steps end to end.
Sample preparation, wet and electrochemical processes, sample post-processing, inspection and metrology tools: you set the parameters, define the process window, and are the reference for all of them.
Design experiments, not just run them.
Build the test matrix and size it so the outcome will actually be conclusive — DoE and applied statistics rather than one factor at a time.
Find root causes.
When yield drops or a dimension drifts, take the problem apart methodically — data, equipment, material, method — instead of changing three things at once.
Turn results into standards.
Write the procedures and best-known methods that keep a process alive when you are not in the room.
Own the equipment and what it costs.
Qualification, maintenance planning and acceptance of new tools; the technical dialogue with suppliers; and the case for the tooling and consumables your processes need, inside the budget agreed.
Work across the lab.
With electronics, chemistry, mechanics and production, so that a process that works on a sample also works on a product.
Bring the junior engineer and the technician up.
Not a formal management line, the practical kind: at the bench, on the numbers, on the reasoning.
Requirements
Degree in Materials Science, Materials or Mechanical Engineering,
or a closely related technical field.
3 to 7 years hands-on
in a lab, pilot line or process production environment.
Regular cleanroom experience,
and at least one process you can honestly say you owned.