My group is responsible for developing novel computational lithography algorithms and techniques for advanced technology nodes, and is critical to Intel’s Lithography roadmap. We are a very diverse group and hire people from many areas (more details in job description). If interested, please send me your resume on kritika.upreti@intel.com and I will forward to the hiring manager.

Thanks,

Kritika

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Job Description: Computational Lithography Technology group at Intel is seeking scientists and engineers to invent and support Intel’s march along Moore's Law. The individual will participate in image analysis, software performance optimization, parallel programming, computational geometry, research and development for creating new numerical models and algorithms for extracting even more resolution out of existing imaging technologies as well as supporting mission critical software in a production environment. The position requires working in a team with other scientists and engineers, and interfacing with a large technology development organization. Good communication skills with demonstrated attention to detail and results orientation are required.

Qualifications:

Minimum Qualifications

-  PhD degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline

Note: due to the multi-disciplinary nature of the work our team is comprised of world leading experts in fields ranging from Optics/Electromagnetism to Chemical Engineering and Robotics

- Demonstrated coding proficiency, preferably in C++

Preferred Qualifications

Background in one or more of the following areas:

- Signal Processing, Image Processing, Computer Vision

- Machine Learning, Pattern Recognition, Data Mining

- Parallel and Distributed Programming and Algorithms

- Optics & Electromagnetics Theory

- Numerical modeling

- Computational geometry

- Computational lithography methods

- Linear/Non-linear optimization

- Big data

Job Location: Hillsboro, Oregon. Located in the beautiful Portland Metro Area, 15 miles west of downtown Portland, Intel Oregon is the largest and most complex Intel site in the world, a global center of semiconductor research and manufacturing, and the largest private employer in the state.

About Our Team: We are a highly motivated multi-disciplinary team whose expertise range from computer engineering to physics, electrical engineering to chemical engineering. Our team produces world class solutions for computational lithography systems and has won several Intel achievement awards as well as software quality awards