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MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings · Lowell, MA

Process Engineering Intern

Lowell, MAEarly careerManufacturing & Production

Listed on MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Process Engineering Intern Position Summary

Join our Process Engineering team in Lowell, Massachusetts, for a 12-week internship focused on electroplating within a semiconductor wafer fabrication environment. You will work alongside experienced engineers to optimize plating processes, analyze bath chemistry, characterize plated films, and use experimental data to improve process capability, quality, yield, and operational efficiency.

What You’ll Work On

Backside-via plating optimization: Plan and execute experiments to evaluate plating performance, identify key process variables, characterize thickness and deposit quality, and determine process improvements In-house plating-chemistry analysis platform: Help develop and validate practical analytical methods for monitoring plating-bath composition and condition, with the goal of improving process control and enhancing in-house analytical capabilities.

Data analysis and communication

Organize and analyze experimental results, document methods and conclusions, and present findings to engineering and manufacturing stakeholders.

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