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Periodic

Research Engineer, Semiconductor

Menlo Park, CA · On-site

$220 - $300/hr

About the Role As a Research Engineer, Semiconductor, you'll own device-level validation of our ... Perform electrical characterization on probe stations, and design and build custom measurement test ...

Doist

Research Engineer, Semiconductor

Menlo Park, CA · On-site

$220 - $300/hr

About the Role As a Research Engineer, Semiconductor, you'll own device‑level validation of our ... Perform electrical characterization on probe stations, and design and build custom measurement test ...

RCT Systems

Electrical Engineer

Baltimore, MD · On-site

RCT Systems, Power Systems Division, is seeking Electrical Engineering interns/co-ops to join our ... Experience with semiconductor technologies such as Silicon (Si), Silicon-Carbide (SiC), or Gallium ...

Samsung Semiconductor, Inc.

Electrical Engineer

Austin, TX · On-site

$76K - $145K/yr

At Samsung Austin Semiconductor, we are Innovating Today to Power the Devices of Tomorrow. Come innovate with us! Position Summary Samsung Austin Semiconductor is seeking an engineer for Electrical ...

Capgemini

WI · On-site

$125K - $150K/yr

You hold a Master's degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Semiconductor Engineering, or a related domain* You have strong understanding of digital and analog electronic circuits ...

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CredentialsEnrolled in or recent graduate of electrical engineering programBachelor's or higher in electrical engineering
Work EnvironmentInternship setting, supervised, entry-level tasksFull-time professional role, project-based
Industry UsageTypically temporary, educational experiencePermanent position, involved in design, testing, manufacturing

In summary, an Internship Electrical Engineer Semiconductor is a temporary, educational role for students or recent graduates gaining industry experience, while an Electrical Engineer in Semiconductor is a full-time professional responsible for designing and testing semiconductor devices. The internship offers foundational exposure, whereas the full engineer role involves ongoing project responsibilities.

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Research Engineer, Semiconductor

Periodic

Menlo Park, CA • On-site

$220 - $300/hr

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Posted 15 days ago

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About Periodic Labs

We’re an AI and physical sciences company building state-of-the-art models to accelerate breakthroughs across materials, energy, and beyond. Backed by world-class investors and growing rapidly, we operate at the pace the frontier requires. Our team brings deep expertise, genuine ownership, and an insatiable drive to push the boundaries of what’s scientifically possible.

About the Role

As a Research Engineer, Semiconductor, you’ll own device-level validation of our materials work, taking novel thin-film stacks from deposition through patterned test vehicles to measure electrical performance. You’ll design and run short-loop experiments that demonstrate how materials and interfaces translate into device behavior, leveraging both internal and external lab resources. You’ll also contribute technical expertise to customer-facing engagements, and this role blends deep hands‑on capability with the flexibility to work across teams and partners to solve hard materials problems.

What You’ll Do

  • Design, fabricate, and characterize short-loop device test vehicles that demonstrate material and device performance against clear electrical targets.

  • Build patterned devices end-to-end using photolithography, direct‑write laser lithography, or e‑beam lithography, integrated with deposition, etch, and metrology.

  • Deposit thin-film stacks with engineered, complex interfaces using PVD, PLD, MBE, and ALD/CVD techniques.

  • Perform electrical characterization on probe stations, and design and build custom measurement test benches where commercial tools fall short.

  • Connect materials and interface properties to device outcomes, feeding insights back into film‑stack and process development.

  • Contribute technical expertise to customer‑facing engagements, translating customer needs into experimental plans and results.

  • Document experimental methodology, results, and learnings to feed both internal knowledge and AI training infrastructure.

You Will Thrive in This Role If You Have

  • MS or PhD in Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related field, plus relevant industry experience.

  • Semiconductor industry experience in device development or process integration, background at an IDM, foundry, or memory manufacturer strongly preferred.

  • Strong command of device physics and integration flows, with a track record of demonstrating device performance in short-loop test vehicles.

  • Hands‑on fabrication experience spanning lithography (photo, laser direct‑write, or e‑beam), thin‑film deposition, etch, and metrology.

  • A deep understanding of how materials selection and interface quality drive device performance.

  • Proficiency in probe‑station device measurement, plus the ability to architect and assemble custom electrical test setups.

  • A strong condensed matter physics foundation, spintronics, magnetic materials, or quantum phenomena, is a plus.

  • Working knowledge of emerging memory and logic device architectures is a plus.

  • Startup‑ready mindset: able to operate effectively in a fast‑paced, ambiguous environment while implementing industry‑standard best practices.

Mechanics

  • Minimum education: Master’s degree with relevant experience

  • Location: Menlo Park, CA

  • Compensation: $220k - $300k + equity

  • Visa sponsorship: Yes, we sponsor visas and will do everything we can to assist in this process with our legal support.

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