Equipment Engineering Technician 3 (Nights)

Optimize the performance of tools and equipment for semiconductor wafer production within a cleanroom environment. Cultivate strong internal relationships and provide excellent customer service and support in a timely manner. Proactively address technical issues employing physical model troubleshooting to minimize tool downtime and resolve root causes. Perform routine preventative and corrective maintenance to specifications and systematically maintain detailed documentation of work performed. Collaborate with engineering and production teams to maximize operational effectiveness.

• ◆Solid understanding of theoretical knowledge of electronic, mechanical, robotics/wafer handling, pneumatic, vacuum, chemical, and gas delivery systems related to semiconductor manufacturing and any other subsystem relevant to technical area
• ◆Employ intermediate competencies in electronic troubleshooting, incorporating knowledge of electromechanical concepts, specific process theory and the application of in-depth tool design to analyze individual subsystem and component theories
• ◆Propose projects for reducing cost, improving tool availability and increasing tool and/or systems efficiency, work on teams for implementation of improvement projects
• ◆Respond to and address tool downtime promptly, conduct thorough inspections, test and troubleshoot to identify technical issues; provide recommendations and perform corrective maintenance according to specifications; collaborate with tool owner to identify root causes and implement long-term solutions; train junior level techs on routine tasks
• ◆Suggest modifications of preventative maintenance procedures and specifications to the tool owner; assist tool owners with project management related to equipment upgrades, modifications, and installations and by tracking tool performance; special projects may be assigned to improve tool reliability and reduce scrap risk on equipment failures
• ◆Perform preventative maintenance, mentor and train junior level technicians for independent proficiency on minor corrective or routine preventative maintenance
• ◆Work with and around hazardous chemicals and gases; includes pouring chemicals, changing out gases or working in environments in which hazardous chemicals and/or gases are present and/or utilized
• ◆Fully comprehend and utilize work stream and parts management systems; use Statistical Process Control (SPC) to troubleshoot and determine the health of tools
• ◆Research and gain knowledge on tool subsystems and components; possess functional knowledge of test equipment and specialty tools required to perform daily tasks
• ◆Work with the engineering teams to complete modifications to existing equipment and the installation of new equipment
• ◆Systematically maintain and update process documentation through required real-time system entries of all work performed
• ◆Maintain a clean working area and follow 5S principles while performing preventative and corrective maintenance; ensure consistent quality output and perform tasks in accordance with all quality procedures, standards and specifications
• ◆Comply with and follow all specified environmental, safety and health, cleanroom, chemical handling protocols and procedures and maintain all Semiconductor factory certifications as required
• ◆Report accidents and spills promptly; make recommendations to improve safe work practices
• ◆Must be able to perform the essentials duties of the position with or without a reasonable accommodation

• ◆Participate in tool improvement projects
• ◆Possess knowledge to complex tasks with minimal guidance and/or direction, collaborate with all levels of technicians and tool owners to collectively elevate the ability of the group
• ◆Communicate with operators to understand difference in performance in comparison to normal functions
• ◆Submit continuous improvement ideas: implement solutions to routine and complex suggestions
• ◆Possess an intermediate understanding of multiple toolsets, how they are utilizes and components used in conjunction with toolsets
• ◆Collaborate with members of manufacturing, equipment and process engineering teams to resolve quality and productivity challenges: assist engineering technicians in performing process experiments or new test methods

• ✓Ability to wear any required PPE and cleanroom garments including, but not limited to, full-body jumpsuit, safety glasses, nitrile gloves, face masks, hairnets, hoods and closed-toe cleanroom shoes
• ✓Ability to read, comprehend and follow written procedures, both on paper and a computer monitor, and ability to respond to verbal directions accurately and efficiently
• ✓Basic personal computer and keyboarding skills for the accurate input of data. Proficiency in Microsoft word, excel and good understanding of statistical process control principals.
• ✓Ability to read, follow and interpret schematics
• ✓Strong c