Module Engineering PhD Intern
Materials Research
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What stands out
- Pay is stated up front — $120,898 – $120,902 / year. Most postings never say.
The gist
This PhD internship involves researching materials for Intel's next-gen assembly technologies. You'll work with suppliers to develop formulations and test materials for product applications. Ideal for PhD students in materials science or related fields with research experience.
What you would actually do
- Characterize materials and assess feasibility for product applications
- Collaborate with suppliers to develop material formulations
- Work on next-generation assembly packaging technologies
About this listing
- Found on
- Intel’s careers site (Workday)
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- Last seen listed
- Application page
- intel.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com
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How to apply
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