Materials science intern

We are seeking a detail-oriented candidate to structure and curate semiconductor process knowledge. You will translate complex technical content into standardised insights and collaborate cross-functionally to enhance data quality. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Distill and author standardized Process Skills from annotated data and patent texts, covering process objectives, flow steps, key parameters, control points, common defects, alternative solutions, and evolution paths. 

• Participate in building a Semiconductor Process Knowledge Graph, mapping relationships among processes, materials, equipment, devices, and performance metrics. 

• Assist in designing process retrieval and recommendation logic; optimize knowledge presentation formats (e.g., process cards, flowcharts, decision trees, comparison matrices). 

• Work closely with product managers and algorithm teams to define knowledge-base schemas, quality standards, and update mechanisms. 

• Track cutting-edge semiconductor process trends (e.g., Advanced Packaging, GAA transistors, novel memory devices, power semiconductors) and continuously enrich knowledge content. Requirements：

• Currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree or higher in Materials Science and Engineering (or a related field such as Electrical or Chemical Engineering), with a solid understanding of semiconductor materials and processes.

• Excellent technical writing and knowledge distillation skills; adept at abstracting complex process logic into clear, reusable, structured entries. 

• Familiar with full semiconductor flows (FEOL/BEOL) or a specific segment (logic, memory, advanced packaging, compound semiconductors). 

• Rigorous logical thinking; basic understanding of information architecture or databases. Knowledge of Knowledge Graphs, RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), or LLM applications is preferred. 

• Able to seamlessly process technical materials in both languages and produce bilingual knowledge content.