Full Time Process Engineering Intern (Semiconductor Process Optimization) Jobs, salary up to SGD 1,500 in NANYTE Pte Ltd - Ricebowl

Company

NANYTE Pte Ltd

Designation

Process Engineering Intern (Semiconductor Process Optimization)

Date Listed

21 Jul 2026

Job Type

Entry Level / Junior Executive, Experienced / Senior Executive

Job Period

From Aug 2026, For At Least 2 Months

Profession

Sciences / Laboratory / R&D

Industry

Precision Engineering

Location Name

126 Joo Seng Road, Singapore

Address

126 Joo Seng Rd, #09-04, Singapore 389835

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Allowance / Remuneration

$1,200 - 1,500 monthly

Company Profile

NANYTE Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-based deep-tech company that designs and manufactures precision instruments for the semiconductor, photonics, and advanced-manufacturing world. Our flagship product, NANYTE BEAM, is a compact maskless lithography system — think of it as a desktop-scale machine that "prints" microscopic patterns down to sub-micron features, used by universities, national labs, and R&D teams in over 50 locations worldwide. Alongside BEAM we build lens printers, magneto-optical microscopes, and industrial autofocus modules.

We are a small, hands-on engineering team where interns work directly with the founder and senior engineers — not fetch coffee. If you like taking machines apart, understanding how they tick, and building things that actually get shipped to customers, you'll fit right in.

Industry: Precision instruments / semiconductor equipment

Location: 126 Joo Seng Rd. Moving to a new premise at 1 MacTaggart Road in Q3.

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Job Description

We're looking for a hands-on Process Engineering Intern to help us turn how we build our machines into repeatable, documented, quality-controlled processes — and to run experiments on our own lithography tools to characterize and improve what they can do.

What you'll do:

• Develop and document assembly, alignment, and calibration procedures (SOPs) for our precision instruments — turning "how the senior engineer does it" into a process anyone on the team can follow.
• Run process characterization experiments on our BEAM lithography systems — resist coating, exposure dose, development, and pattern-transfer steps — and analyze the results.
• Measure and inspect output (feature size, resolution, uniformity, defects) using microscopy and metrology tools, and turn the data into actionable findings.
• Track down sources of process variation and defects, and propose fixes to improve yield, repeatability, and throughput.
• Support production: build/QC checklists, acceptance testing, and root-cause analysis when a unit doesn't meet spec.
• Feed what you learn back to the design team (design-for-manufacturability / design-for-assembly).

What we're looking for:

• Currently pursuing a diploma or degree in Process / Chemical / Materials / Mechanical Engineering, Applied Physics, or a related field.
• Enjoys hands-on lab and cleanroom-style work, and cares about doing things precisely and repeatably.
• Comfortable with data — recording experiments carefully, spreadsheets/basic stats, and drawing conclusions from measurements.
• Exposure to any of the following is a plus (none are must-haves): photolithography, thin films, microscopy/metrology, resist processing, semiconductor/MEMS fabrication, or optics.
• Methodical, curious, and self-driven — the kind of person who wants to know why a process drifted, not just that it did.

What you'll get:

• Real ownership of a process from experiment to documented, production-ready procedure.
• Hands-on time on commercial semiconductor lithography equipment — rare exposure for an undergrad.
• Direct mentorship from practicing engineers building precision instruments end-to-end.

Application Instructions

Please apply for this position by submitting your text CV using InternSG.
Kindly note that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.