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Form of workRoles and Responsibilities:
Job Summary/Overview:
This position is for an Equipment Technician in the Implant Department. In this job, you will be a part of a team that focuses on maintaining basic condition on state of the art Semiconductor Production Equipment while driving improvements related to quality, efficiency, defect reduction, and cost of ownership. We prioritize safety, learning, and having fun while maintaining world class operations 24/7.
Specific Job Duties:
Practice 6S in the office and fab. Hold safety as the number 1 priority. Look for opportunities to reduce safety risks in all procedures and daily operations.
Be there for your teammates while building meaningful relationships to continually learn from one another and help all team members grow.
Have flexibility in daily work schedule. Assist all the team members with daily work load and sustaining activities in the fab when necessary
Follow SOPs, PTPs, and Out of Control Action Plans (OCAPs) to work efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively
Open, update, and close work orders in Global Equipment Management System (G-EMS) with all relevant information linked to Inform
Perform Electrical, Pneumatic, and Mechanical troubleshooting
Perform Mechanical assembly and disassembly
Perform PM (Preventive Maintenance) and BM (Break down Maintenance) on Implanter and Anneal tool sets
Learn how the tools operate and Learn known Breakdown Maintenance (BMs) recovery procedures
Learn and use new and existing systems that help in day to day job roles, i.e. SiMax, Workplace, Inform, EDM, EMS, etc
Be there for your teammates while building meaningful relationships that help all team members (including you) grow and achieve their best (and yours). Using these relationships to continually share knowledge and learn from one another
Learn and use tool GUIs in order to recover tool issues and extract data/information
Willingness to Cross-train on ion-implantation Equipment, rapid thermal processing equipment and Implant Department process team
Work in a team environment on the cleanroom floor in a full cleanroom smock
Maintain world class operations while working in a 24/7 high volume manufacturing environment
Bring a positive attitude to the workplace
Be curious and have willingness to learn
Shift: B-Shift
Skills and Qualifications:
Education, Training, Certification(s) and Minimum years of experience required
High School diploma is required
Technical degree preferred but not required
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, Software, and Tools
Strong analytical and problem solving skills
Strong mechanical aptitude highly desired
Ability to network and find impactful solutions to complex problems
Understanding of Lean Principles
Proficient in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Word
Ability to read and interpret engineering specifications, maintenance manuals, and have familiarity with a variety of precision measuring instruments
Ability and strong desire to constantly learn new things
Willingness to try new things knowing that failure is just a learning opportunity
Effective verbal and written communication skills
Desire to do good for the company and in the community
Willingness to take work seriously while not taking yourself or others too seriously
Great ideas to contribute to the next discussion about teambuilding
Ability to lift items up to 50lbs
Ability to work on cleanroom environment in a full cleanroom protective clothing for long period of time
