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Dielectric and Polymer Materials Engineer

Absolics · Covington, GA,today,verified 4 h ago
$90k – $150k

MS-level R&D / Research roles on Crosslinked list a median of $142k (122 that show pay).

Select, qualify and optimize polymer dielectric materials and cure/lamination/patterning processes for glass-substrate advanced packaging.

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Why it is interesting. Lead dielectric material down-selection and integration for glass-substrate packaging targeting AI/HPC.

Mostly at the benchDeep specialist PhD-friendly

Core polymer role:Select/qualify advanced packaging dielectrics (ABF, PBO, PSPI, polyimide); film deposition/lamination, cure characterization, TGA/DSC, adhesion, CTE mismatch

Seniority
Mid-level
Work
On-site
Type
Full-time
Degree
MS
Experience
3+ yrs
Industry
Semiconductor
Role
R&D / Research
Materials
ABF,2 rolesPBOPSPIpolyimide,12 rolesBCBlow-Dk/low-Df dielectricsPECVD/PVD inorganic dielectrics
Benefits
6% 401k match, no vesting100% healthcare supportcell phone allowance

Role details

Job Title: R&D Engineer - Dielectric and Polymer Materials Expert for Advanced Packaging applications Location: Covington, GA Job Type: Full-Time About Us: Absolics is a leading provider of advanced packaging technologies and services, offering scalable solutions for businesses of high-performance computing. We offer smart, innovative services to dozens of clients globally. By dedicating our efforts to establishing large glass substrates with built-in active and passive elements, our goal is to provide significant improvement in signaling characteristics and power consumption compared to existing solutions.

Job Description: You will lead efforts to evaluate, down select and integrate the various Advanced Packaging Organic and Polymeric materials critical to advanced packaging process flows, with responsibility spanning material selection, film deposition or lamination, patterning, and cure characterization. In addition, you will oversee evaluation of material performance with respect to reliability testing and collaborate with downstream assembly teams to understand incoming assembly. Requirements. This role requires both materials science depth and process integration awareness.

You will evaluate both emerging and established dielectric systems and drive their optimization across electrical, mechanical, and reliability dimensions.

Key Responsibilities

Characterize dielectric film properties (electrical, thermal, mechanical) and correlate to process and reliability outcomes Select, qualify, and support process window definition of advanced packaging dielectrics (example ABF, PBO, PSPI, polyimide, inorganic films) for RDL build-up Support determination of optimal processing conditions for these materials across the various process teams critical to the overall fabrication process flow Evaluate emerging dielectric materials and technologies (e.g., low-Dk/Df, glass core compatible systems) for roadmap fit Develop and optimize cure, lamination, or photopatterning sequences for novel dielectric layers being tested Investigate and resolve adhesion, delamination, cracking, or CTE-mismatch failures through materials and process analysis Run reliability qualification testing (HAST, TCT) and interpret dielectric-driven failure mechanisms Required Skills: Hands-on experience evaluating, processing and/or successful qualification of two or more advanced packaging dielectrics, example ABF, PBO, PSPI, PID, Solder resist or BCB Deep knowledge of dielectric patterning approaches: photoexposure, develop, and cure sequences for photosensitive materials; or lamination and laser drill for non-photosensitive films Extensive experience with film characterization: ellipsometry, FTIR, TGA/DSC, profilometry, nanoindentation Understanding of dielectric-to-metal adhesion, CTE mismatch, and stress management in multilayer stacks Experience with electrical characterization of dielectric films (Dk, Df, leakage, breakdown voltage) Ability to execute reliability testing per JEDEC standards (HAST, uHAST, TCT) and interpret failure mechanisms Fluent in English; proficiency in Korean is a plus.

Preferred Skills Direct experience with glass core or glass interposer dielectric process integration Deep Familiarity with low-Dk/low-Df materials targeting high-frequency and AI/HPC applications Knowledge of plasma-enhanced CVD or PVD inorganic dielectrics for thin-film packaging Experience with CMP of dielectric films in damascene or hybrid bonding contexts Background in failure analysis of dielectric delamination, cracking, or via integrity (FIB-SEM, TEM, laminography) Familiarity with JEDEC and IPC qualification standards for substrate dielectrics Track record of material supplier engagement and collaborative efforts for material testing and qualification Publication record or patent activity in dielectric materials for packaging is a plus Education Ph.D. in Materials Science, Polymer Science, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related field preferred M.S. with 3+ years of relevant industry or research experience considered Benefits: 401K 6% matching (NO vesting period) Healthcare 100% support (Health, Dental, Vision) Life, STD, LTD 100 % support Cell phone allowance PTO and self-development SALARY: $90,000 – $150,000

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What is the salary for the Dielectric and Polymer Materials Engineer role at Absolics?

The listed annual base salary range is $90K–$150K. This figure is taken from the posting itself.

Does Absolics sponsor H-1B visas?

Absolics has filed H-1B petitions with the US Department of Labor in past years, but this specific posting does not explicitly mention sponsorship for the Dielectric and Polymer Materials Engineer role. Confirm with the employer before applying if visa support is required.

Where is the Dielectric and Polymer Materials Engineer role at Absolics based?

This role is based in Covington, GA.

What degree is required for the Dielectric and Polymer Materials Engineer role at Absolics?

The posting accepts the following combinations: MS + 3 years, PhD + 0 years.

How many years of experience does this Dielectric and Polymer Materials Engineer role require?

The posting calls for at least 3 years of relevant experience.

What polymers or materials does this Dielectric and Polymer Materials Engineer role work with?

ABF, PBO, PSPI, polyimide, BCB.

What techniques or methods are required for this Dielectric and Polymer Materials Engineer role?

ellipsometry, FTIR, TGA/DSC, nanoindentation, profilometry.