CMP Equipment Maintenance Technician

Analog Devices•Beaverton, OR

3d•Onsite

About The Position

As an Analog Devices Equipment Maintenance Technician, you will contribute to the production of ADI products at its Beaverton site, which manufactures integrated circuits for industrial, consumer, and other electronics. The role is based in a cleanroom wafer fabrication facility and focuses on maintaining, repairing, troubleshooting, and improving equipment. The position is a first-shift/day role, requires no travel, and is listed as experienced. The expected wage range for a new hire is $32 to $40; actual pay may vary based on factors such as work location, experience, education, training, market data, and internal pay equity. The position also qualifies for a discretionary performance-based bonus and includes medical, vision, and dental coverage, a 401(k), paid vacation, holidays, sick time, and other benefits.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment and cleanroom garments, including a full-body jumpsuit, safety glasses, nitrile gloves, face mask, hairnet, hood, and closed-toe cleanroom shoes.
Experience using hand tools.
Ability to read, understand, and follow written procedures on paper and computer monitors, and respond accurately and efficiently to verbal directions.
Basic personal computer and keyboarding skills for accurate data entry.
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Demonstrated work performance in an environment requiring a high level of attention to detail and follow-up.
Ability to walk and stand continuously throughout a 12-hour shift.
Ability to ascend and descend stairs frequently.
Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry up to 35 pounds.
Ability to hear and respond immediately to equipment alarms.

Nice To Haves

Working toward an associate degree or formal training in a maintenance or mechanical field.
Strong hands-on maintenance and repair background.
Previous experience or familiarity with a cleanroom or semiconductor factory environment, preferably CMP.
Ability to demonstrate analytical troubleshooting methods, including root cause analysis, problem solving, and 5-why, as well as first-time-right repair skills.

Responsibilities

Assist with planned and unplanned tool maintenance and repair.
Assist with root-cause troubleshooting and fault-finding to the component level.
Assist with ongoing tool development and enhancement.
Propose projects to reduce costs, improve tool availability, and increase tool or systems efficiency.
Work hands-on with engineering tool owners to investigate and resolve hardware issues.
Use technical manuals, specifications, drawings and diagrams, schematics, written instructions, verbal instructions, tools, and test equipment.
Communicate issues and solutions verbally and in writing, including presenting them.
Work effectively in a diverse team environment and manage multiple tasks.
Work with minimal supervision and adapt to rapidly changing priorities.