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Applied Materials

Technology Development Engineer – Hybrid Bonding, Advanced Packaging

Applied Materials

. Develop and integrate advanced packaging building blocks, including redistribution layers (RDL), damascene copper structures, wafer-level interconnects, and hybrid bonding processes .

Posted 10/5/2026internshipSingapore • SingaporeEntry LevelWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in semiconductor fabrication processes and advanced packaging integration, with a strong focus on process flow development, experimental design, and data analysis. Capable of characterizing defects and correlating process parameters with performance metrics.

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Semiconductor Fabrication ProcessesAdvanced Packaging IntegrationProcess Flow DevelopmentData AnalysisDefect Characterization

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Hard Skills
Process IntegrationExperimental DesignData AnalysisDefect CharacterizationProcess Parameter Correlation
Soft Skills
Engineering Problem-SolvingStatistical Data Analysis
Industry Keywords
Redistribution LayersDamascene Copper StructuresWafer-Level InterconnectsHybrid Bonding ProcessesChip-to-Wafer BondingWafer-to-Wafer BondingR&D ProjectsEngineering Best Practices

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Develop and integrate advanced packaging building blocks, including redistribution layers (RDL), damascene copper structures, wafer-level interconnects, and hybrid bonding processes
  • Support the Process Integration team in developing and characterizing test vehicles for chip-to-wafer and wafer-to-wafer hybrid bonding applications
  • Develop process flows and design experiments
  • Analyze data and characterize defects
  • Correlate process parameters with electrical and physical performance metrics
  • Contribute to ongoing R&D projects supporting next-generation semiconductor packaging solutions
  • Build understanding of advanced packaging technology, process integration principles, and engineering best practices

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Internship/student position
  • Background or interest in semiconductor fabrication processes and advanced packaging integration
  • Ability to support process flow development, experimental design, data analysis, defect characterization, and correlation of process parameters to electrical and physical performance metrics
  • Engineering problem-solving and statistical data analysis capabilities

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Supportive work culture encouraging learning, development, and career growth
  • Programs and support for employee health and wellbeing
  • Personal and professional growth support