We demonstrate the reduction of the electron Schottky barrier height (SBH) to 0.48 eV at Mo/n-type Si junctions through the insertion of a semimetal Si-rich Mo silicide (MoSi
n
, n = 7.9) film. Raman scattering measurements elucidated the persistence of a same amorphous structure within the MoSi
n
film even when subjected to temperature as high as 900 °C. This excellent thermal stability yielded a notable result: the preservation of the SBH modulation effect even following annealing at 700 °C. Moreover, we investigated the capacitance−voltage characteristics of MOS capacitors, revealing that the MoSi
n
film has a remarkably low effective work function, measuring 4.1 eV when deposited onto SiO2. The deposition of the MoSi
n
film was accomplished with an excellent coverage by using MoF6 and SiH4 gases. Thus, the MoSi
n
film is a promising contact material in advanced CMOS transistor.