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Summary:
Atomica is seeking a Mask Design Junior Engineer with experience in photolithography processes. We are looking for someone who can support existing processes and develop new processes for our numerous programs. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in chemistry or chemical engineering. This position offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic environment with responsibilities spanning mask design and process optimization.
Objectives:
- Utilize L-Edit Layout Software to design and create photomasks for MEMS and IC processes.
- Ensure accuracy, manufacturability, and compliance with process design rules.
- Deliver mask designs on time to meet fab schedules.
- Manage the tape-out process, including final layout reviews and approval for photomask manufacturing
- Contribute to yield improvement by incorporating feedback from process engineers.
Capabilities:
- Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or related field.
- Experience with CAD tools such as L-Edit, KLayout, and SolidWorks.
- Basic knowledge of photolithography and semiconductor fabrication (this is a plus)
- Strong attention to detail and ability to follow design rules.
- Comfortable working in cross-functional teams (process, product, test).
- Problem-solving and analytical mindset.
- Must be a US person as defined by ITAR (US Citizen, Green Card Holder, Refugee or Asylum Seeker)
Why work with us?
Atomica is changing the world. Working at Atomica is truly a one-of-a-kind opportunity to impact groundbreaking technology while living in paradise.
Your contributions to our MEMS technology will drive innovation, solve the great problems of our time and directly impact the lives of people across the globe.
Life in Santa Barbara:
Want to live in paradise? Life in Santa Barbara is just that. Atomica is sandwiched between the beautiful Santa Ynez mountains and the pristine Central California coastline. The weather? Absolutely gorgeous.
Within 5-minutes from the office, you will find rich local culture, world class schools, airport for convenient travel, festivals, and excellent options to wine and dine.
We have had employees move from all over the country and say life has never been better!
Compensation:
Engineer I
$75,000-95,000
*Atomica encourages applications from candidates at all levels where pay will be based on experience.*
About Atomica:
Atomica Corp. unleashes the power of Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) to help solve the great problems of our time. Utilizing a uniquely collaborative approach to development and manufacturing, it partners with innovative companies to deliver breakthrough MEMS-based solutions in cloud computing, autonomous vehicles, cell therapy, molecular diagnostics, genomics, 5G, the Internet of Things (IoT), and more.
Atomica is the largest MEMS foundry in the USA, serving customers from its 130,000 ft2 manufacturing campus (including a 30,000 ft2 class 100 cleanroom) in Santa Barbara, California. The company is ISO 9001 certified and ITAR registered. Its extensive experience spans the full spectrum of MEMS, including photonics, sensors, microfluidic biochips, and other micro components.
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Atomica Santa Barbara, California, USA Office
75 Robin Hill Road, Santa Barbara, CA , United States, 93117
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