Yu-Hsu Chao

[Global semiconductor engineer]
Intel has global bases all over the world. As a result, a deep understanding of semiconductors and global communication capabilities that can communicate across borders are very important. I majored in material engineering and understand a lot about material properties. In addition, I took several lectures of fabrication process of semiconductors in my major lecture, and understood process flow and key parameters while practicing photo, etching, and CMP processes.
I have lived in Taiwan and Australia and have cultivated three languages and global mind. In addition, I have explored the optimal solution together through communication with various departments in my internships in LG.

I wish i could become a semiconductor expert using my semiconductor knowledge and global mind in Intel's Substrate Material Engineering internship program.

• I worked as a student council of the Department of New Material Engineering at Sungkyunkwan University for three years and planned a corporate attraction briefing session, a graduate school briefing session.
• I learned about semiconductor process through the eight major semiconductor process theory/practice training program hosted by the Korea Semiconductor Industry Association. After that, I gained experience in semiconductor processing by conducting photo and etching process through practical process.
• I took a micro LED theory curriculum organized by the Nanotechnology Research Council and studied understanding of the industry in the overall LED market and process technology. Afterwards, I obtained a certificate of completion through the test.
• By participating in the project to create social enterprises, I learned the value of social enterprises with university students in APEC and learned about the importance of ESG in the global market.