We know Portland/Oregon is the HQ of Intel. Sometime ago (2017) Intel was looking for MOCVD engineers, post#32617. Vcsel can be used not just of sensing but also for data communication. That posting was like this:
Job Description
Intel is seeking an experienced MOCVD Engineer who will be responsible for all engineering aspects of installation, qualification and running MOCVD reactors. The candidate will drive and establish MOCVD capability for manufacturing processes. This position requires extensive hands-on knowledge of running MOCVD reactor and advanced knowledge of compound semiconductor processes and excellent communication, problem solving, and organizational skills. In addition, the candidate should have proven abilities in quality, reliability, production control and project management.
Job scope & responsibilities:
Establish MOCVD capability for growing materials for optical active photonic devices
Develop MOCVD recipe based on device structure & designs.
Troubleshoot MOCVD material growth issues
Responsible for equipment performance metrics and productivity requirements
Ensure all MOCVD equipment meets SPC requirements, maintenance schedules, and goals
Support and document production action plans and FMEA
Report KPI s for equipment uptime, cycle time and throughput
Ensure equipment is qualified and maintained in accordance with procedures, tolerances, and control plans
Implement continuous improvement initiatives and lead change management processes to improve metrics
Provide technical guidance and problem solving skills related to the installation, maintenance and upgrading of MOCVD equipment
Collaborate across functional groups to drive improvement
Qualifications
Minimum requirement is M. S., though Ph. D. is highly preferred, in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Applied Physics or other relevant filed with strong emphasis on MOCVD-growth and characterization.
6+ years experience in MOCVD growth of III-V semiconductors specifically InP and/or GaAs materials for optoelectronic & photonic applications for datacom & telecom.
Hands on experience bringing up new reactors, trouble shooting reactor issues, reactor qualification, maintenance and materials analysis
Solid background in compound semiconductors physics, optical active devices and applications, & reliability
Experience with epitaxial wafer characterization, including but not limited to PL, XRD, ECV, Hall, SEM, CL, EL, XRF, EDX, AFM, SIMS, Surfscan, TEM, C-V, techniques & analysis.
Able to take III-V device development roadmaps and convert them into actionable epi process development and/or improvement plans, and then drive these plans to completion
Ability to work in a close-knit collaborative team environment is a must.
Solid communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced team environment
Experience with ISO 9001 Quality Management System
In-depth understanding and experience with GRR, SPC, Six Sigma
Willing to travel if needed
Inside this Business Group
The Data Center Group (DCG) is at the heart of Intel s transformation from a PC company to a company that runs the cloud and billions of smart, connected computing devices. The data center is the underpinning for every data-driven service, from artificial intelligence to 5G to high-performance computing, and DCG delivers the products and technologies spanning software, processors, storage, I/O, and networking solutions that fuel cloud, communications, enterprise, and government data centers around the world.
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