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IC Resources
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IC Resources is working with a Belgium based client who is looking for a Process Development and Integration Engineer to assist them with an exciting MicroLED project. The Role Onsite 5 days a week Belgium based client Initial 6 month contract The Requirements Collaborate with development partners and suppliers, both locally and internationally, to support process development and integration efforts. Work with imec process and integration teams to optimise integration flows, develop detailed process knowledge, and understand metrology tool requirements. Develop and introduce new materials, concepts, and integration approaches Evaluate and optimise the impact of process integration on electro-optical device performance. Improve maskset specifications, support device scaling, implement improvements, and test prototypes in short-loop experiments. Extensive experience with various silicon process technologies (lithography, etching, deposition, CMP, metallisation) If you are interested in this position and would like some more information then please contact Max Martin at IC Resources.
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Leuven
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