Associate Process Engineer

As an Associate Process Engineer at Magic Leap, your core responsibilities include performing thin film deposition processes, developing dry etch processes, managing wafer preparation for optimal substrate quality, and operating optical metrology tools. You'll also be designing experiments and collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive project goals forward.

To apply for the Associate Process Engineer position at Magic Leap, you need a Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science, Electrical, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering, or Physics, alongside at least two years of experience in a clean room environment, preferably in a semiconductor fab. Strong communication, problem-solving skills, and attention to detail are also vital for this role.

In the role of Associate Process Engineer at Magic Leap, you will work with various processes including thin film deposition techniques like sputtering and evaporation, as well as developing dry etching processes by optimizing gas flows and chemistries. You'll also conduct experiments, analyze data, and recommend process improvements.

Magic Leap fosters a collaborative and innovative work environment where everyone's input is valued. As an Associate Process Engineer, you will be empowered to explore new ideas and propose solutions, surrounded by a diverse team of experts who are committed to reimagining the future of technology together.

Absolutely! At Magic Leap, the professional growth of our employees is a priority. As an Associate Process Engineer, you'll have the chance to work with industry experts, develop new skills through hands-on experiences, and contribute to groundbreaking projects that shape the future of immersive technology.

When answering this question, focus on the specific cleanroom protocols you've followed in your previous roles. Detail your experience with maintaining cleanliness, adhering to safety standards, and how you managed workflows to ensure optimal operational efficiency.

Discuss the different thin film deposition techniques you're familiar with, such as sputtering or evaporation. Provide examples of your experience with these techniques, any challenges faced, and how you overcame them to achieve desired outcomes.

Demonstrate your analytical skills by explaining your troubleshooting methodology. Discuss how you analyze issues, gather data, and collaborate with team members to resolve problems, ensuring minimum downtime and optimal results.

Share a detailed example of an experiment you designed, including its objective, the methodology you used, the data you collected, and the impact of your findings on improving processes or products. Highlighting your critical thinking and problem-solving skills will be beneficial.

Emphasize the importance of adhering to safety guidelines. Speak about specific safety measures you prioritize, such as wearing personal protective equipment, ensuring proper ventilation, and following protocols when handling chemicals. Being aware of environmental regulations is also key.

Discuss your passion for continuous learning. Mention specific journals, websites, or conferences you follow to stay informed about advancements in materials science and how you apply this knowledge to your work.

Show the importance of teamwork in your role as an Associate Process Engineer. Discuss specific projects where collaboration led to enhanced outcomes, demonstrating your communication skills and your ability to work with cross-functional teams.

Talk about the specific optical metrology tools you've used in past roles, detailing the applications for which you've used them and how they contributed to your understanding and validation of fabrication processes.

Highlight any experience you have with collaborating with vendors for custom fabrication processes. Explain the importance of vendor relationships and how you've effectively managed these collaborations to ensure quality outcomes.

Explain the methods you use for documentation, stressing the importance of maintaining clear and detailed records. Share any tools or software you leverage to ensure that process changes and results are well-documented for future reference.