Collaborate with a globally distributed team across multiple time zones, contributing to innovative, simulation-driven design across packaging, reliability, thermal, and hardware engineering groups
Perform finite element analysis to evaluate thermal mechanical stress, warpage, solder joint reliability of ASIC package, substrates, and advanced packaging assemblies
Simulate and analyze linear/nonlinear material behaviors, such as plasticity, creep, and viscoelasticity, relevant to solder joints, Copper, stiffener, and underfills
Develop and automate simulation workflows using Python, Fortran or similar scripting tools to streamline analysis and reporting
Provide clear simulation results to support mechanical design, root cause analysis, and risk mitigation
Support design optimization at early phase of product development and failure investigations by correlating FEA predictions with test data and field returns
Document and present analysis results, assumptions, and design recommendations in a clear, structured format
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelors + 7 years of related experience, or Masters + 4 years of related experience, or PhD + 1 years of related experience
At least 3 years of experience in mechanical design and thermomechanical simulation of semiconductor packages
Hands-on experience with 3D modeling, finite element analysis using ABAQUS or ANSYS
Flexibility to coordinate and communicate across different time zones, supporting global project teams in the US and Asia
Preferred Qualifications
5+ years of experience in mechanical or thermomechanical simulation of semiconductors or electronics packaging systems
Knowledge of GD&T, design-for-reliability (DfR) principles and industry standards (JEDEC, IPC, etc.)
Familiarity with material mechanical behavior and material characterization and working knowledge of reliability qualification of semiconductor packages
Proficiency in script-based automation for simulation to improve simulation efficiency and consistency