Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever.

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As a DRAM Products Group Design & Technology (DPG DT) Layout Designer at Micron Technology, Inc. you will be responsible for translating schematics into layout used for the creation of fabrication reticules. You will be required to meet all engineering and process related criteria needed for an assigned Dram product. You will organize and prioritize tasks to meet scheduled deadlines, and proactively follow methodologies for issue resolution. In this role you will work with Design and other engineering groups to apply multiple layout techniques for the design and verification of digital and analog circuits. You will be expected to understand various circuit design protocols, different fab processes, mask generation techniques, and tapeout processes and procedures.

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Design and Verify All Levels of Analog and Digital Layout

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· Use computer aided design software (i.e. Cadence, Calibre, etc.)

· Work with Design Engineers to floor plan and design layout

· Understand and follow verification protocols

· Apply custom and/or automated layout techniques to design pitch, array, and peripheral layout for digital and analog circuits.

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Develop and Maintain Technical Knowledge

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· Interface with design engineering to understand layout methodology.

· Possess basic understanding of circuit design and electronics.

· Understand tape out processes and procedures.

· Apply fab process knowledge, including Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Optical Proximity Correction (OPC).

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Manage and Participate in Project-Based Environment

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· Prioritize tasks to attain schedules and deadlines.

· Proactively follow methodologies to resolve issues.

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Required Experiences and qualifications:

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Bachelor’s students on Electrical, Electronics, Mechatronics, Robotics, Biomedical Engineering or similar, senior candidates (students of last two semesters). It is necessary to have some electrical engineering background and most of those programs have them.

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"The specified role does not encompass the following responsibilities: Finalization of sales agreements or the execution of sales contracts is prohibited. The role also does not carry the authority to make definitive decisions regarding contracts, be it their conclusion or termination. Furthermore, the role is not designed to involve participation in pricing negotiations or the authorization of contracts. These activities fall beyond the permissible duties of the position."

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