SiC Process Engineer, Final Operations

Vishay Components India · Be'er Sheva

Hardware & Electrical

Vishay Components India is hiring a SiC Process Engineer, Final Operations in Be'er Sheva, Southern District. Posted 15 October 2026. Apply directly on Vishay Components India's own careers site — no account needed.

This position is a key member of the SiC Process Engineering team, with responsibility for the development, qualification, industrialisation and ongoing improvement of Laser Anneal, Back Metal and Backgrind processes.


The role will provide technical ownership of these process modules, supporting the development and transfer of new SiC technologies from R&D into manufacturing. The Process Engineer will ensure that robust process controls, specifications, documentation and manufacturing systems are established to support qualification, production ramp-up and sustained process performance.


Role purpose


The SiC Process Engineer will contribute to the success of Vishay by working collaboratively with R&D, Engineering, Production, Equipment Engineering, Quality and New Product Introduction teams to develop advanced and robust manufacturing processes for SiC power devices.


The role will involve the design, development and qualification of SiC wafer fabrication processes, with particular focus on Laser Anneal, Back Metal and Backgrind process modules.


Key duties and responsibilities




Qualifications and education


Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry or a related discipline, together with at least five years’ semiconductor process-engineering or process-development experience; or Master’s degree / PhD in a relevant discipline, together with at least three years’ semiconductor process-engineering or process-development experience.


Experience and skills



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