Opportunity: Cleanroom Microelectronics Engineering Intern

Microelectronics cleanrooms produce the world’s supply of computer chips, displays, memory, and more. At the Foundational Technologies directory, AFRL scientists and engineers are developing the next generation of cutting-edge electronic and photonic materials and devices to serve national interests. The cleanroom microelectronics engineering intern will have the opportunity to use advanced lithography, etch, and deposition tools to contribute to device process development. Representative example projects include qualification of plasma etch recipes, development of data analysis software, and atomic layer deposition recipe development.