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US-CO-Colorado Springs-SONOS Device Physics Center

New Semiconductor SONOS Device Physics Center

Non-Volatile SONOS Technology:
currently manufacturers Programmable Systems on a Chip with an
innovative non-volatile memory technology called "SONOS". This
technology has been developed and is newly installed in a production
facility in Texas to support four newly
developed programmable product lines: system clocks, micro-controllers,
neural network controllers, and Universal Serial Bus interface
controllers. A more advanced deep sub-micron version of the SONOS
technology, is planned for development in the
year 2001 and an additional product line, CPLDs, is expected to migrate
to SONOS at that time.

Device Physics Center Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado

Device Physics Center Mission:
The mission of the SONOS Device Physics Center is to design, develop,
test, characterize, model and debug devices used to manufacture
non-volatile SONOS technology products. The SONOS technology contains
numerous devices, including standard n-channel and p-channel transistors
capable of supporting CMOS logic, various high voltage n-channel and
p-channel transistors to support non-volatile writing operations, a low
voltage p-channel transistor to support low Vcc operation, a limited
number of n-channel SONOS transistor capable of storing non-volatile
data, several resistors including a high value well resistor, various
capacitors including a metal-to-metal high-linearity capacitor, and a
wide range of parasitic devices, including junctions, capacitors, CMOS
isolation transistors, and vertical and horizontal bipolar transistors.

The principle product of the SONOS Device Physics Center is the SONOS
Technology device family as described in the Electrical Design Rules
(EDRs). This Center will have the responsibility of developing,
maintaining and evolving the contents of the SONOS EDRs.

Device Physics Center Employees:
All positions for the SONOS Device Physics Center are currently open.
Included in this center will be the following individuals and
responsibilities:

1. Device Physicist: SONOS non-volatile transistors
2. Device Physicist: Standard, low voltage, high voltage,& isolation
CMOS transistors/junctions, bipolar transistors/junction
3. Device Physicist: Device Modeling (All devices)
4. Device Engineer: CMOS device characterization (All devices)
5. Device Engineer: SONOS device characterization

We reward success and hard work with competitive salaries, tuition
reimbursement, stock options and stock purchase plans, and a flexible
benefits package.