Construction Tool Install Technician (Contract)

Intel Corporation•Chandler, AZ

10d•$52,000 - $200,000•Onsite

About The Position

Join Intel Foundry Construction and Sourcing (FCS) in building the world's largest semiconductor manufacturing factories across the globe. The future is what we build. The scope of our work includes but is not limited to New Wafer Fabrication factories (Fabs), Fab Conversions, Process Tools Install, Infrastructure, and Progressive Build. We are looking for world-class technical talent to join our team. If you enjoy working with the latest technology in a rewarding, fast-paced environment, this is the right place for you. Everywhere you go, you'll find an opportunity to make a difference. In any given workday, you will be given the responsibility to innovate and create an impact on our business. As a key member of the Project Execution Team, the Tool Equipment Install Technician is an individual contributor reporting to the Tool Install Manager. Responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Blueprint Reading: Understanding architectural and engineering drawings is fundamental. Candidate must interpret these plans to ensure structures and systems are built according to specifications. Mathematical Proficiency: Accurate measurements and calculations are critical to avoid costly mistakes and reduce rework. Tool Handling: Familiarity with a wide range of tools and machinery is necessary. Workers should know how to operate equipment safely and efficiently. Material Knowledge: Recognizing different materials and their properties helps in selecting the right resources for specific tasks, ensuring durability and compliance with standards. Problem Solving: Construction sites and factories often present unexpected challenges. The ability to quickly devise solutions keeps projects on track. Project Management: Experience in managing multiple projects, including planning, execution, and monitoring. Supplier Management: Managing suppliers and contractors and ensuring they meet project requirements and deadlines. Lean Principles: Applying lean principles to ensure efficient and safe construction through commissioning operations. Safety: Build and drive safety Culture of Care in every business environment, office to the construction sites, and from front-end planning to tool equipment construction and commissioning execution.

Requirements

HS/GED with 3+ years technical experience in semiconductor manufacturing, process tool install, equipment maintenance or military technical experience.
Associate's degree related to semiconductor manufacturing (electronics, electronic engineering technology, engineering or other related technical field of study) with 2+ years technical experience in semiconductor manufacturing, process tool install, equipment maintenance or military technical experience.
Effective communication is crucial for minimizing confusion and ensuring everyone is on the same page. This includes asking the right questions, expressing ideas proactively, and clearly articulating thoughts in both spoken and written forms.
Being a reliable team player is essential for steady work progress. Successful collaboration ensures that all project management staff and construction crew members work together harmoniously.
Construction projects often have tight deadlines. Being punctual and focusing on work during company time is essential to complete tasks on schedule and prevent delays.
contributes to productivity and efficiency. This includes proper storage of materials and tools, prioritizing tasks, giving clear instructions, and maintaining accurate records.
Real workplace challenges often require creative and logical solutions. Thinking outside the box and solving unique issues makes someone indispensable.
Champion and value the safety culture of caring throughout the project lifecycle.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Architecture, or related semiconductor manufacturing/technical field.

Responsibilities

Blueprint Reading: Understanding architectural and engineering drawings is fundamental. Candidate must interpret these plans to ensure structures and systems are built according to specifications.
Mathematical Proficiency: Accurate measurements and calculations are critical to avoid costly mistakes and reduce rework.
Tool Handling: Familiarity with a wide range of tools and machinery is necessary. Workers should know how to operate equipment safely and efficiently.
Material Knowledge: Recognizing different materials and their properties helps in selecting the right resources for specific tasks, ensuring durability and compliance with standards.
Problem Solving: Construction sites and factories often present unexpected challenges. The ability to quickly devise solutions keeps projects on track.
Project Management: Experience in managing multiple projects, including planning, execution, and monitoring.
Supplier Management: Managing suppliers and contractors and ensuring they meet project requirements and deadlines.
Lean Principles: Applying lean principles to ensure efficient and safe construction through commissioning operations.
Safety: Build and drive safety Culture of Care in every business environment, office to the construction sites, and from front-end planning to tool equipment construction and commissioning execution.