Boston Materials produces a new class of materials that are conductive and durable like metal, yet light like plastic. The underlying technology revolves around vertically aligning carbon fibers to create materials with highly efficient energy dissipation properties. We use these highly differentiated materials to solve critical challenges relating to thermal management, vehicle weight reduction, and improving resource efficiency across Semiconductor, Electrified Vehicles, and Aerospace industries. Backed by proven manufacturing processes and validation in performance-critical applications across high-growth sectors, industry leaders turn to Boston Materials to go beyond today's known limitations.
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Create critical resources. The transition to a decarbonized economy is already underway and advanced computing is everywhere. Armed with coveted technologies and solutions, we unlock the way to accelerate electrification, increase compute efficiency, and harness cleaner energy— changing entire industries and our planet.
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Solve one of the most critical challenges facing the Semiconductor and Electronics Industry – thermal management! Join the Boston Materials team to help unlock the full potential of Z-axis Fiber™ technology and pave the way for groundbreaking advancements powering AI.
As a Senior Materials Engineer, Advanced Semiconductor Packaging, you'll play a vital role in developing thermal interface materials for semiconductor packaging. Apply your materials engineering expertise to design, test, and optimize products that meet the high demands of the electronics industry. This role involves hands-on experimentation, data-driven analysis, and collaboration across teams to bring innovative materials from concept to high-volume production. If you're passionate about advancing technology and eager to contribute your skills to meaningful projects, reach out and apply!
\n Your ResponsibilitiesLead key subsystems in the development of Thermal Interface Material (TIM) products for semiconductor packaging applications.Utilize strong engineering fundamentals and materials science expertise to identify existing and future product issues affecting customers.Draw upon experience in electronics or semiconductor packaging to generate a range of material and system-level solutions.Design and execute experiments to quickly rule in or out potential solutions, including both rapid preliminary tests and comprehensive, strategically designed experiments.Think creatively and innovatively to solve complex technical challenges and improve product performance.Analyze experimental data to make data-driven decisions and adjust technical priorities accordingly.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate solutions into the product development process and manufacturing.Stay updated on industry trends and advancements to proactively address potential future challenges. Your Skills and ExpertiseProven ability to identify complex product issues and develop innovative solutionsMinimum BS in Materials Engineering or a related field.7+ years of experience in materials development for the electronics or semiconductor packaging industry.Strong understanding of process-structure-property relationships in materials development.Strong fundamental knowledge of metallurgy and polymer systems.Experience with semiconductor reliability testing (temperature cycling, HAST, shock and vibration, etc.)Experience transitioning product developments into high-volume production.Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences.Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and adapt to changing priorities. Summary of BenefitsHealth, Vision & Dental – Boston Materials pays 75% of Health, Vision and Dental Care coverage for employee and dependents401(k) plan4 weeks of supplemental Paid Parental and Family LeaveUnlimited Paid Time OffHolidays: 14 days/year
\nBoston Materials is an EOE and at the forefront of materials innovation, the key to which is diverse teams with unique backgrounds and experiences. We are committed to employing a diverse workforce with equal employment opportunities regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, veteran status, or disability.
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis.