Memory Research Scientist

Intel Intel · Semiconductors · Tokyo, Japan

Memory Research Scientist at Intel in Tokyo, Japan, focusing on AI/HPC, compute architecture, memory technology, and advanced system architecture. The role involves leading technical engagement for the ZAM NEDO program, coordinating with partners and US-based teams, and driving applied research for Japanese government/commercial initiatives. Requires deep experience in semiconductors, full development lifecycle, and strong technical coordination between US and Japanese teams.

What you'd actually do

  1. Key Technical point of contact in IJKK for on-going engagement on the ZAM NEDO program.
  2. Leads technical leadership in the areas of compute architecture, memory technology (most preferred), and advanced system architecture with motivation and background to look ahead 3-5 years from current state of the art supporting Japanese government/commercial initiatives.
  3. Drives and expands Applied Research in these technical areas.
  4. Leads technical execution of IJKK R+D programs from architecture through manufacturing and test.
  5. The individual will be the critical technical connector between Japanese partners, IJKK, and the US engineering resources supporting the program activities.

Skills

Required

  • Semiconductors industry experience
  • Native Japanese and English
  • Technical coordination between US and Japanese based engineering teams
  • Full development life-cycle of multiple semiconductor programs
  • Research and development on advanced semiconductor innovations
  • Strategic initiative and pragmatic engineering execution
  • Technical relationships within the Japanese research and commercial eco-system

What the JD emphasized

  • memory technology (most preferred)
  • Proven technical coordination between US and Japanese based engineering teams.
  • Experience in research and development on advanced (3-5 year event horizon) semiconductor innovations.