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Join TechInsights as a Research Co-op focusing on Semiconductor Process Chemistry. Engage in hands-on research and development of advanced etching materials in an on-site setting. This co-op position is geared toward students pursuing Chemistry and provides real-world
Why Work With Us Company-sponsored training and development opportunities Comprehensive benefits package (health, dental, vision, wellness, RRSP/401K Matching, annual fitness reimbursement) Flexible vacation policy Trusted device reimbursement program Community involvement opportunities through charitable alliances: Wellness resources
Overview This co‑op role is an opportunity to contribute to hands‑on research and development at the intersection of chemistry and materials science. You’ll join our R&D team working on chemical and plasma etching of advanced semiconductor materials,
Step into the world of semiconductor research as a Semiconductor Chemistry Research Scientist at TechInsights in Ottawa. Focus on designing and executing experiments addressing core material challenges. Being currently enrolled in a related field, you will
What Youll Do Research, design, and execute experiments on chemical (wet) and plasma (dry) etching of modern semiconductor materials Investigate open‑ended technical challenges involving chemical interactions, process development, and materials compatibility Translate experimental process concepts into reliable
Priority may be given to the following designated employment equity groups: women, Indigenous Peoples* (First Nations, Inuit and Métis), persons with disabilities and racialized persons*. The Employment Equity Act , which is under review, uses the
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