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Sort Interface Pathfinding and Development Engineer

Intel

Hillsboro

About the role

Intel is looking for a Sort Interface Pathfinding and Development Engineer to join their team in Hillsboro, Oregon. In this role, the engineer will focus on developing advanced silicon interface probing and testing solutions to enhance die and wafer sorting capabilities. Key responsibilities include conducting Design of Experiments (DOE) to optimize probing technologies, serving as a technical liaison for customers, and creating design rules and Interface Design Kits (IDKs). The position requires expertise in electro-mechanical pathfinding, test hardware development, and probing process qualification. Candidates should have a strong background in semiconductor technologies, particularly in advanced packaging platforms like EMIB and Foveros. The role is suited for individuals who are innovative and driven, with a passion for shaping the future of technology. The job does not specify the employment type or working arrangement, but it emphasizes the importance of collaboration with both internal teams and external customers.

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