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Tesla company · OPEN ROLE
Sr. Process Engineer, Chemical Mechanical Planarization
Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea · Engineering · AI
- Company
- Make physical products work through software, factories, suppliers and service.
- Role
- Develop CMP and post-CMP cleaning; control removal rates, flatness and defects.
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What you will do
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Responsibilities
- Develop and qualify CMP for STI, ILD, metals and barriers across interconnect levels and concurrent product flows.
- Optimize removal, uniformity, planarization and surface finish through DOE and first-principles analysis of pads, slurries and conditioning.
- Qualify post-CMP brush scrubbing and chemical cleaning.
- Qualify tools from installation through production readiness, including conditioning, slurry delivery and endpoint detection.
- Drive root-cause analysis, inline metrology, SPC, yield improvement and next-generation slurry and process development.
- Support round-the-clock manufacturing through rotations, on-call availability and urgent responses.
What you need
- A BS or MS in chemical engineering, materials science, electrical or mechanical engineering or a related technical field is required.
- At least five years of fab CMP experience, especially below 7 nm in logic, memory or foundry, is required.
- Deep experience with CMP tool qualification, slurry and pad optimization and advanced-node POR establishment is required.
- Use film, defect, AFM and dishing/erosion metrology and DOE and statistical analysis with JMP, Python or R.
- Work proactively with lithography, etch, thin-film, integration and equipment teams.
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