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NM Wafer Packaging Manufacturing: Advanced Packaging Module Engineer

Intel

  • New Mexico
  • Posted yesterday
  • Full-time
  • $76,390–$146,440 a year

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At a glance

Intel is hiring a NM Wafer Packaging Manufacturing: Advanced Packaging Module Engineer in New Mexico. It is a full-time role in Hardware & Semiconductors, asking for at least 2 years of experience, first listed on November 6. The advertised pay is $76,390–$146,440 a year. The description mentions Statistics. Intel has 99 other openings in the US. Across all employers on USA Jobs 24 there are 279 Hardware & Chips openings in the US today; the typical one asks for 7 years and advertises about $187,000 a year at the midpoint.

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How the pay compares

Intel advertises $76,390 to $146,440 a year, a midpoint of $111,415 a year. Where an offer lands in a range usually depends on experience and on the exact location. That is lower than about 97% of the 133 hardware & chips jobs across the US that publish a yearly rate on USA Jobs 24, where the typical midpoint is $187,000 a year. To see roughly what this leaves after federal and New Mexico tax, try our take-home pay calculator.

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Intel has 100 openings on USA Jobs 24 today across 7 states. Most are in software & IT (45), hardware & chips (14) and operations (10). The biggest locations are Phoenix, AZ (38), Santa Clara, CA (28) and Austin, TX (7). None of them is fully remote, 23% are open to entry-level candidates and 100% show pay. We collect Intel's jobs every day straight from its own careers system (Workday), never from job boards or agencies.

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