MEMS Foundry
- Fab Capabilities
- Thin Film Deposition
- Photolithography
  In MEMS and biomedical device fabrication, photolithography requirements may vary widely and that’s where we come in.
- Photoresist Coating
  Whether your process demands a spray coat or spin coat on various substrates, our foundry checks all the boxes.
- Wet Etch
- Dry Etch
  Etching is the chemical removal of a thin film material during device processing. With field-proven experience, we provide etch variations to meet your requirements.
- Metal Lift-Off
  Metal lift-off is an alternative process when etch is not a solution. We developed a specialized bilayer resist process that improves film adhesion and results in clean high-quality lift-off.
- ITAR Registered
  Targeting your MEMS device to military/aero or defense applications? You may need an ITAR-compliant MEMS foundry in your supply chain.
MEMS Design
Wafer Services
- Thermal Oxidation
  We use thermal oxide as the primary passivation layer which allows us to build MEMS with the more temperature-friendly silicon.
- LPCVD Silicon Nitride
- PECVD Films
  Silicon nitride is a highly versatile film that we use to build MEMS devices or as a tool for defining active regions during field oxidation.
- PVD Metal and Dielectric Films
  Metal thin films are essential components in device-building. We offer the flexibility to ensure we meet your specific requirements.
- Undoped Polysilicon
  Our LPCVD polysilicon films enable control over crystallinity, uniformity, grain-size and film stress—making them versatile for MOS and MEMS applications
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Markets
- Automotive
  Let us help you realize the reward by manufacturing your market-differentiating MEMS device for the lucrative automotive market
- Biomedical
  We partner with engineers and innovators to manufacture an array of life-enhancing health and biomedical sensors.
- Industrial
  The industrial sector is full of sensors from smart home tools to factory floors, and it’s just the beginning.
- Agricultural
  Attuned to the particular needs of agricultural sensing, we deliver the manufactured parts crucial for precision agriculture.
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- Team
  Our team is what makes Rogue Valley Microdevices so special. Learn more about our leadership team.
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  Questions? Get in touch with us. We’re excited to hear from you.
- Join Our Team
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CHIIPS Podcast with Jessica Gomez

December 2, 2025February 23, 2026 News Rogue Valley Microdevices

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In this episode, Jessica Gomez tells Caroline Hayes how she opted for job security by establishing her own foundry – which led to being recognized as Electronics Entrepreneur of the Year 2025 and why the company is investing in childcare facilities to retain staff.

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