
Three profiles, one mission: Unit Process Developers, Unit Process Engineers and Process Integrators. Although each group has different focal areas in their day-to-day work, they share the common goal of optimizing production processes. And while they’re doing it, they work with some of the most modern technologies, materials and processes.
Some of Infineon’s biggest and most modern fabrication facilities are located in Asia Pacific, for example in Singapore, Batam (Indonesia) and Melaka (Malaysia). Support from Unit Process Engineers and Unit Process Developers is essential for keeping factories running smoothly.
With a diverse set of tasks and a focus that can change at a moment’s notice, no two days are the same for Process Engineers. In short, it’s about managing complex processes in a highly dynamic environment – for instance, the multifaceted job of developing wire bonding.
There are so many good reasons to join Infineon in Asia Pacific:
You will find all open position at our sites in Asia Pacific at our job search.
UPEs and UPDs are specialists for a certain process block. While the UPD works more like a pioneer delivering scientific-like work for newly developed processes, the UPE is the “maker and shaker” who puts the process from the UPD into practice and optimizes it as time goes by.
In contrast, the Process Integrator is an expert in a technology. He or she ensures that a component functions as it should and that the entire process is stable. In the case of deviations, the Process Integrator has to establish whether the problem lies with an individual process or is the result of interactions among several process blocks.
Unit Process Engineer |
Unit Process Development |
Process Integration |
Optimizer |
Creative thinker |
Solution finder |
Troubleshooter |
Knowledge sharer |
Knowledge sharer |
Implementer |
Designer |
Implementer |
Project manager |
Project manager |
Project manager |
Quality manager |
Quality manager |
Quality manager |
Infineon stands for innovation. You can work on the latest technologies and with new materials like GaN or SiC. Your work is mainly focused on projects in which you have direct control over the output and impact you produce. The daily work is challenging yet diverse, allowing you to tackle a lot of different problems in a short time period. That calls for a steep learning curve. Most of the problems you encounter can only be solved when different departments and sites collaborate. Therefore, with each project you expand your network and are exposed to a diverse set of ideas. Working in teams like this calls for a very collaborative working style and mutual respect.
What’s more, as a Process Engineer you can develop in just about any direction: You can gain further expertise and stay on the Technical Ladder. Or you can change to Process Development and later move on to Product Development. Depending on your strengths, you might also go into project management, or take on a management position. The role is definitely technical, though it also involves people.
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Our only site in which frontend and three different back-ends come together.
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Infineon Technologies cares about our employees’ health and well-being, and we are dedicated to offering a competitive, comprehensive, and valuable benefits package for you and your dependents. Our benefits range from medical, Rx, dental, vision, and an employee assistance program. We offer ancillary benefits, such as flexible spending accounts, commuter transit, disability insurance, supplemental life insurance, and legal and identity theft benefits. We believe it is very important for our employees to save now for their future and offer a robust match to contribute to your savings.
Infineon Technologies cares about our employees’ health and well-being, and we are dedicated to offering a competitive, comprehensive, and valuable benefits package for you and your dependents. Our benefits range from medical, Rx, dental, vision, and an employee assistance program. We offer ancillary benefits, such as flexible spending accounts, commuter transit, disability insurance, supplemental life insurance, and legal and identity theft benefits. We believe it is very important for our employees to save now for their future and offer a robust match to contribute to your savings.
Almost 4.600 people work at five different sites in Austria.
Cegléd is a backend production site and produces and tests IGBT Modules and other components.
Our only site in which frontend and three different back-ends come together.
Infineon has various sites all over the world. Find out where you can work, what we offer, and how you can approach us at each location.