AMHS Equipment Technician - Night Shift 4

Intel Corporation•Chandler, AZ

9d•$51,710 - $99,770•Onsite

About The Position

Intel's Automated Material Handling System (AMHS) team supports the seamless operation of the company's manufacturing facilities. The AMHS manages the storage and transportation of wafers and reticles in a cleanroom environment. In this role, the technician contributes to the efficiency and reliability of factory systems, develops technical expertise, collaborates with global teams, and supports facility expansion. This is Night Shift 4, a compressed work week from Sunday through Tuesday, including alternating Saturdays. The position is onsite in Phoenix, Arizona, and is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 1 year of experience in electrical and mechanical troubleshooting.
At least 1 year of experience dismantling, repairing, and assembling equipment.
Experience with MS Office, including Excel and Word, and standard web-based applications.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in electronics, mechanical engineering, or a related field of study.
Familiarity with robotic systems, including drives, actuators, and microcontrollers.
Experience interpreting electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.
Experience in electro-mechanical maintenance and repair.
Semiconductor equipment maintenance experience.
Cleanroom operations experience.

Responsibilities

Perform electrical and mechanical troubleshooting to identify and resolve manufacturing equipment issues.
Disassemble, repair, reassemble, and install equipment using blueprints, layout plans, and technical manuals.
Set up, calibrate, and perform preventative maintenance on production equipment, collaborating with suppliers for service and repairs when needed.
Monitor and analyze equipment performance data to improve reliability and address module-related issues.
Document equipment failures in reports and update or develop specifications to improve maintenance and performance.
Support engineering teams by executing experiments, equipment configuration changes, and data collection to meet production goals.
Collaborate with module engineering during factory ramps to ensure tool installation and conversion meet design requirements.