Engineering WSDegree Intern – Process Engineer (CVD)

What You'll Do

• Block 1: Foundational Learning & Exploration Learn semiconductor manufacturing fundamentals and wafer fabrication process flows Understand the role of CVD processes in device fabrication and product performance Learn thin film deposition concepts, materials, and process integration fundamentals Understand cleanroom protocols, safety requirements, and factory operations Gain exposure to process control methodologies, quality systems, and manufacturing standards Become familiar with MES, fab operations, and engineering systems Job shadow CVD Process Engineers to understand daily engineering activities Block 2: Process Analysis & Optimization Study CVD process parameters and their impact on film quality, uniformity, and performance Perform data analysis to monitor process stability and identify improvement opportunities Apply statistical tools (e.g., SPC) to track process trends and detect excursions Support basic process troubleshooting and root cause analysis activities Block 3 & Final Year Project (FYP): Engineer‑in‑Training Development Define FYP scope, objectives, and deliverables with an assigned industrial mentor Execute an FYP focused on CVD process characterization, optimization, or improvement Conduct process capability studies and participate in DOE (Design of Experiments) Analyze data to support improvements in film performance, yield, reliability, or manufacturability Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives related to cost, quality, or productivity Complete the FYP under guidance of an assigned industrial mentor Skills & Experience Gained Technical Skills Understanding of CVD processes and thin film deposition principles Knowledge of wafer fabrication flows, process variability, and manufacturing controls Data analysis, SPC, and structured problem-solving skills Soft Skills Technical communication and presentation skills Collaboration in cross-functional manufacturing and engineering teams Exposure to AI and Machine Learning concepts applied to process or manufacturing data Practical Experience Hands-on experience in a high-volume semiconductor manufacturing environment Project ownership within a process engineering function Networking opportunities across engineering, manufacturing, and leadership teams Required Qualifications Enrolled in a Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Materials, Chemical, or related Engineering degree Strong analytical, data-driven, and problem-solving mindset Curious, detail-oriented, and eager to learn Effective time management, communication, and teamwork skills Interest in semiconductor manufacturing and process engineering Additional Information This requisition is exclusively for students enrolled in the WSDegree Programme (2026 intake) Internship period must be clearly stated in the CV, resume, or cover letter Information about our benefits you can find here: https://gf.com/about-us/careers/opportunities-asia