Hardware Intern 2027: Advanced Solder Processes

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industries and change the world.

Your Role And Responsibilities In this role you will undertake studies of advanced bonding and reflow techniques with potential applications to high performance computing. This role will include significant efforts towards understanding the effects between different package constructions and bonding reflow techniques, providing exposure to relevant packaging analysis methods.

Preferred Education Bachelor's Degree

Required Technical And Professional Expertise Candidate for this role is required to have the following expertise:

• Studies in Physics, Microelectronics/EE, or a related discipline
• Proficient in SMT soldering processes
• Collaborate within a team on the same project
• Analytical skills to assess results of solder joints after solder process.
• Openess to learn new skills and explore innovative ideas.

Preferred Technical And Professional Experience Candidate for this role would also benefits from the following expertise:

• Advanced studies Microelectronics/EE or physics
• Deep knowledge of SMT assembly processes in respect to soldering
• Solder joint evaluation knowledge to assess quality of the joint and
• Knowledge how to improve solder connection based of different solder alloys and pure composition solders.
• Summarize analytical results and draw comprehensive conclusions.