Category Archives: Process


Sep25
Big Question: As an Engineer, Do You Prefer R&D or Manufacturing?

If you ask Workingbear, “As an engineer, would you prefer working in R&D or in manufacturing?” (This article may not apply to the semiconductor wafer foundry industry. Rumor has it that wafer fabs in Taiwan are notorious for their brutal … Continue reading

Sep11
The differences between MPEs and other related roles, and career planning for MPEs

In the previous articles, we talked about “The Responsibilities and Roles of an MPE (Manufacturing Process Engineer)” and “The Main Job Responsibilies of an MPE.” Now, let’s look at how an MPE’s job differs from other related roles, and what … Continue reading

Sep03
Main Job Responsibilities of an MPE (Manufacturing Process Engineer)

In the previous article, we talked about the roles and responsibilities of an MPE (Manufacturing Process Engineer). Now, let’s look at what an MPE actually does day to day in a company. MPE and R&D Are One Team During Pilot … Continue reading

Aug27
Introduction to the Responsibilities and Roles of MPE (Manufacturing Process Engineers)

Today, I want to introduce the responsibilities and role of MPE (Manufacturing Process Engineering). It’s a bit awkward because Workingbear’s own job is exactly this—MPE work. If you’ve read through this blog, you can probably guess that MPE’s responsibilities cover … Continue reading

Aug25
Introduction to Process Capability ─ How to Evaluate and Improve It

In earlier articles, we talked about three statistical indicators for process capability: Cp, Ck, and Cpk. But some people may still feel unclear about what these really mean. Let’s use normal distribution charts to explain them in a simpler way.