Sr. Engineer, Package Design
$138,800.00 - $190,850.00
ApplySr. Engineer, Package Design
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$138,800.00 - $190,850.00
About the role
- Develop new packaging technology for SiTime's MEMS-based timing solutions
- Lead activities for package design, development, and release-to-production
- Develop, manage, and analyze DoEs running locally and overseas
- Manage development activities at OSATsWork with OSATs to prototype and test new custom package designs
- Ensure new technologies achieve required performance, reliability, and quality requirements
- Lead troubleshooting activities related to package design or performance
- M.S or PhD.Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Material Science, or other relevant field 5+ years' experience in semiconductor IC packaging technology and methodology
- Experience managing overseas OSATs to bring products into production
- Knowledge of leadframe-based, flip-chip, and substrate-based packages
- Experience with flip-chip and bumping technologies
- Understanding of thermal, stress, and electrical considerations in package design
- Hands-on experience with CAD software (AutoCAD preferred but not required)
- The desire to work in a fast-paced, challenging, and risk-taking environment
- Desired Characteristics & Attributes: Understanding of thermal, mechanical, and electrical modeling for semiconductor packages
- Understanding of material characterization techniques (DMA, TMA, TGA, etc.)
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