Staff Foundry Technology Reliability Engineer – HBM | Micron Technology | Folsom

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nanohelpFolsom (CA)

Microsystems Engineers Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing

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$114,000 per year

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About the role

Staff Foundry Technology Reliability Engineer – HBM | Micron Technology | Folsom Micron Technology’s Heterogeneous Integration Group (HIG) is leading the development of High Bandwidth Memory (HBM)for AI and ML applications — a breakthrough in semiconductor miniaturization. Leveraging Through Silicon Via (TSV)technology, the team stacks DRAM dies and logic in a single package, achieving unmatched memory density and speed. This role focuses onnano-enabled reliability engineeringto push the limits of advanced FinFETandTSV-based architectures. Lead reliability engineering for cutting-edgeHBM productsat Micron Technology, Folsom. Collaborate across design, foundry, and R&D teams to assess, model, and optimize nanotechnology-enabled process reliability for FinFET nodesandTSV interconnects.

Responsibilities: Define, assess, and optimize reliability specifications for advanced FinFET-based base diesand TSV interconnect structures. PerformTMI_Aging simulationsfor both digital and custom flows, evaluate degradation due toBTI, HCI, SHE, TDDB, and setelectromigration limitsfor TSV chains.

Requirements: BS in EE/CS or related + 3+ years relevant experience Foundry PDKs, CMOS design, EDA tools, reliability simulations Micron’s HIG team is pushing the frontiers ofheterogeneous integration, delivering high-performance High Bandwidth Memory (HBM)solutions for AI/ML workloads that demand extreme memory bandwidth. This is not just incremental semiconductor work — it’s deepnanotechnology-enabled packaging, usingTSVto vertically integrate multiple dies for minimal latency and maximum throughput.

What We Offer: Competitive salary + bonus + stock options

Salary range: $114,000 – $280,000 USD Micron is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all qualified candidates. We are committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace.

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