WPM C4 Module Equipment Technician Nightshift

Intel•Aloha, OR

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Wafer Packaging Manufacturing (WPM) organization is seeking a C4 Module Equipment Technician for the FBE team. This role troubleshoots and diagnoses electrical and mechanical problems with manufacturing equipment, carries out equipment repair and maintenance, and supports equipment reliability and performance through data analysis, documentation, experimentation, and collaboration with Module Engineering and construction teams. The position supports a compressed night shift schedule from 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM. Shift 4 (Front-End Nights) works Sunday through Tuesday nights, plus alternating Saturday nights. This is an on-site role in Hillsboro, Oregon. The position is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship. The posted annual target compensation range for roles performed in the United States is $60,450 to $99,770 USD; this is an hourly role. Individual compensation depends on work location and factors including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training. Intel describes its total compensation package as including competitive pay, stock bonuses, and health, retirement, and vacation benefits.

Requirements

Meet at least one of the following education or experience qualifications: a bachelor's degree in a STEM or related discipline; an associate degree or certification and at least 1 year of related equipment maintenance experience; a high school diploma, military training in a technical field, and at least 2.5 years of experience; or a high school diploma and at least 2 years of experience in preventive maintenance, equipment repair, or troubleshooting in a semiconductor or industrial manufacturing environment.
Must be able to work the compressed night shift schedule: 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM, Sunday through Tuesday nights, plus alternating Saturday nights.
The position is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical and mechanical issues on manufacturing equipment to identify and resolve operational problems.
Dismantle, adjust, repair, install, and assemble equipment using layout plans, blueprints, operating and repair manuals, and technical drawings.
Set up and calibrate equipment and perform preventive maintenance, coordinating with suppliers for specialized service and repair support when needed.
Monitor and analyze equipment performance data to drive continuous improvement, maintain optimal tool performance, and address tool- or module-related issues.
Create reports on system failures, update existing specifications, and develop documentation to support equipment reliability and performance.
Partner with Module Engineering to execute experiments, implement equipment configuration changes, support data collection, and complete tasks according to established procedures.
Use data analysis and controlled experimentation to support troubleshooting, meet or exceed module availability and performance targets, and prevent future production excursions.
Collaborate with Module Engineering and construction teams during factory ramp activities to ensure equipment is installed, configured, and converted according to design requirements.