Jobs at Cree

Develops, qualifies, and optimizes thin-film processes for an automated silicon carbide wafer fab. Responsibilities include designing DoE experiments, analyzing process data, improving yield and quality, identifying potential failures, supporting new technology introductions, and presenting technical updates. The role collaborates with Product Engineering, R&D, manufacturing sites, and vendors, with occasional travel required.

Develops and improves GaN epitaxial crystal growth processes for power and RF devices. The role interprets characterization results, analyzes parametric data, troubleshoots processes, manages R&D projects, and communicates findings to R&D and production teams. Candidates need advanced education and industrial R&D experience in materials, chemical, electrical engineering, ceramics, or physical science, plus knowledge of wide-band-gap materials, vacuum technology, device physics, and statistical analysis.

Install, configure, maintain, and improve semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Perform preventive maintenance, tool fingerprinting, and continuous improvement projects; develop maintenance procedures, specifications, configuration documentation, and acceptance standards. Partner with process engineering and production teams to improve equipment availability, quality, scrap, rework, and costs. Support equipment selection for capacity expansions and process transfers, and present technical data and project updates.

Paid 12-week summer internship for an active college student supporting diffusion engineering work at Wolfspeed. Interns complete meaningful projects, learn about semiconductor products and business functions, collaborate with global teams, engage with mentors and leaders, and participate in professional development and community service. The role values analytical thinking, problem-solving, adaptability, interpersonal skills, curiosity, innovation, and prior internship or co-op experience.

Paid, 12-week summer internship for an active college student supporting Wolfspeed through meaningful projects, training, site visits, mentoring, networking, professional development, and community service. The role seeks an analytical, adaptable, motivated self-starter with strong interpersonal and problem-solving skills, curiosity about technology, and interest in gaining engineering work experience.

Paid 12-week summer internship for active college students supporting Wolfspeed’s engineering and etch-related work. Interns will complete meaningful projects, learn about semiconductor products and functions, collaborate with global teams, network with leaders and mentors, participate in professional development, and contribute to community service. The role values analytical problem-solving, adaptability, initiative, interpersonal skills, curiosity, and interest in technological innovation.

Paid 12-week summer internship for an active college student supporting photolithography engineering activities. Interns complete meaningful projects, gain exposure to semiconductor business and product functions, collaborate with global teams, network with leaders and mentors, participate in professional development, and contribute to community service.

Paid 12-week summer internship supporting Wets/Cleans Engineering activities at Wolfspeed. Interns complete meaningful projects, gain on-the-job experience, participate in training and professional development, collaborate with leaders and colleagues, and contribute to community service. The role is suited to active college students who are analytical, adaptable, curious about technology, and motivated to solve problems and develop engineering skills.

Paid 12-week summer internship for an active college student supporting process integration engineering work. The intern will complete meaningful projects, learn about Wolfspeed’s business and products, collaborate with global teams, engage with mentors and leaders, participate in professional development, and contribute to community service. Ideal candidates are analytical, adaptable, curious, self-motivated, strong communicators, and interested in technological innovation. Prior internship or co-op experience is beneficial.

Lead a strategic global customer account by developing account strategy, building executive relationships, driving profitable growth, negotiating commercial agreements, and coordinating international sales, engineering, and business resources. The role requires strong commercial judgment, stakeholder management, team leadership, communication skills, English fluency, advanced French, and international travel.

Lead semiconductor manufacturing engineering efforts for test and wafer probe processes. Drive improvements in manufacturability, yield, quality, reliability, equipment, and process performance. Set up production equipment and lines, implement process changes, ramp new products, monitor anomalies, prevent quality excursions, maintain documentation, and manage complex improvement projects with contract manufacturers and suppliers.

Provides enterprise endpoint and desktop support across remote, office, and home-based environments. Responsibilities include diagnostics, remediation, imaging, configuration management, VIP escalations, hardware logistics, onboarding and offboarding readiness, secure wiping, site rollouts, conference room support, engineering escalations, and queue trend reporting.

Manage sales operations initiatives involving forecasting analytics, demand planning, revenue projections, dashboards, inventory opportunities, and data quality. Analyze sales and demand data, support planning meetings, optimize processes, and collaborate with Sales, Finance, Operations, and IT. Lead Pardot sales leads and support Salesforce and Model N implementations, change management, documentation, and process communications.

Owns new semiconductor product introductions from concept through qualification. Coordinates cross-functional NPI, NTI, and process-transfer roadmaps; develops manufacturing requirements, control plans, test plans, and BOMs; analyzes SPC, yield, and parametric data; leads root-cause investigations; improves product quality and manufacturing cycle time; and provides technical direction to project teams.

Maintains and improves semiconductor metrology equipment through preventative maintenance, tool fingerprinting, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement projects. Develops maintenance procedures, configuration documentation, and acceptance specifications; supports tool selection and process transfers. Partners with process engineering, production staff, and vendors to improve quality, availability, capacity, and costs. The role is onsite in a cleanroom environment and may require off-shift support for critical downtime.

Supports equipment logistics and procurement by submitting purchase requisitions, reconciling invoices and purchase orders, maintaining parts inventory, performing cycle counts, and managing shipping, receiving, storage, and vendor repair or cleaning cycles. The role also investigates invoice discrepancies, coordinates with Engineering and vendors, and may handle heavy items using forklifts or pallet jacks.

Manages manufacturing activities from new product introduction through completion and distribution. Coordinates design, manufacturing, quality, and testing teams; ensures products meet specifications and quality objectives; develops long-term production plans; improves processes, reduces costs, increases yields, and oversees personnel to support efficient operations.

Manages semiconductor manufacturing equipment and capital expansion projects from budgeting through installation and production. Leads continuous improvement initiatives to improve yield, throughput, uptime, and safety; tracks critical equipment metrics; owns toolsets; and troubleshoots mechanical, electrical, networking, computer, coding, PLC, vacuum, and toxic gas systems.

Manage semiconductor manufacturing equipment and capital expansion projects from budgeting through installation and production. Lead continuous improvement initiatives to improve yield, throughput, uptime, and safety. Own equipment toolsets, track critical performance metrics, and troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, networking, computer, coding, PLC, vacuum, and toxic gas systems while supporting 24/7 materials operations.

Provides sustaining engineering support for crystal growth manufacturing processes. Maintains calibration records, owns standard operating procedures and training, improves equipment, production efficiency, yields, and quality, and conducts DOE and SPC analyses. Collaborates with design, facilities, logistics, and software teams to resolve production interruptions. Supports IATF audits and maintains process documentation including PFDs, PFMEAs, and PCPs while mentoring junior engineers and technicians.