Device Engineer

Company: Nexperia
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Location: Manchester
Job Description:

Overview

As a Device Engineer in Manchester, you will help develop and optimise advanced semiconductor device technologies from concept to silicon qualification. You will combine TCAD simulations, electrical characterisation and reliability data to improve performance, robustness, and manufacturability, working closely with TCAD, process integration, and product engineering teams. You’ll contribute to cross-disciplinary development projects and document findings for technical reviews. This site-based role offers exposure to cutting-edge power semiconductor tech and opportunities for mentoring and career development.

Pay / Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • Bonus up to 6%
  • Pension scheme up to 9%
  • 33 days annual leave
  • On-site medical centre
  • Funded academic support up to PhD level

Responsibilities

  • Perform TCAD simulations to evaluate concepts and optimisations
  • Analyse electrical characterisation and reliability data
  • Support technology development from concept to silicon evaluation
  • Correlate modelling results with silicon measurements
  • Plan experiments, investigations and root-cause analyses
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to solve technical challenges
  • Prepare technical reports and present findings in project reviews
  • Improve modelling methods, workflows and documentation
  • Support reliability and manufacturability improvements

Key requirements

  • Bachelor in Electronic Engineering or related field
  • Understanding of semiconductor device physics and fabrication principles
  • Experience with TCAD simulation tools
  • Strong data analysis and problem-solving capability
  • Ability to interpret technical results and communicate findings
  • Collaborative approach and proactive learning mindset
  • Collaborative mindset
  • Proactive learner
  • Effective communicator
  • TCAD simulation tools
  • Python or data analysis tools
  • Electrical characterisation techniques

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Posted: October 17th, 2026