Engineering Technician I
About The Position
The Engineering Technician I will support Seagate Technology’s Media Development Engineering organization by operating an Intevac 200L sputter machine and processing experiments as documented or requested by Engineering staff. The role also includes processing media through pilot-line processes and equipment, measuring media, entering data, and communicating results and feedback to Engineering and management. Some of these tasks and processes can be learned through on-the-job training. The position is performed in a class 10/100 cleanroom, where full personal protective equipment—including a suit, mask, and safety glasses—is required. The technician will follow procedures and protocols, provide technical support and suggestions to Engineering, collect sputter-related data using metrology tools, maintain thorough documentation, and collaborate with coworkers and leads to meet team goals. The role involves frequent movement, handling and transporting products, reaching to load and unload equipment, and accessing equipment areas by stepping onto stools or bending and kneeling. Computer use is required for equipment and process interfaces, data entry, communication, and documentation.
Requirements
- No previous experience is required; on-the-job training will be provided.
- Proficient computer skills, including Microsoft Office applications such as email, basic Excel, Word, and PowerPoint; detailed use of Excel and familiarity with Windows are required in the job description.
- Excellent communication skills, including the ability to communicate detailed information and interact with Engineering by email and phone.
- Ability to follow instructions, procedures, protocols, recipes, and file-saving requirements precisely.
- Ability to work in a class 10/100 cleanroom wearing full PPE, including a suit, mask, and safety glasses.
- Ability to focus, pay attention to detail, and maintain excellent attendance.
- Professional, reliable, responsible, and dependable work habits; a positive attitude, good work ethic, and ability to work as a team player.
- Manual dexterity for equipment adjustments, tape changes, and handling ESD-sensitive parts and miniature assemblies.
- Ability to perform frequent walking and reaching, carry products or materials, lift items typically weighing up to 10 pounds, step onto step stools, and bend or kneel in tight spaces.
- Ability to work required Saturdays and overtime.
Responsibilities
- Operate Intevac 200L sputter machines efficiently and effectively.
- Process engineering experiments precisely according to documentation and Engineering requests.
- Process media through pilot-line tools and other media processes.
- Measure media, collect sputter-related data using metrology tools, enter data, and report results to Engineering and management.
- Follow procedures, protocols, recipes, file-saving instructions, and checklists precisely.
- Provide technical support and suggestions to Engineering and communicate feedback constructively with coworkers and leads.
- Maintain excellent and detailed documentation.
- Work collaboratively with the team to help meet goals and complete tasks in a timely manner.
- Use computer systems and software interfaces for equipment and process work, data entry, email, and documentation.
- Perform manual tasks such as loading and unloading products, tape changes, equipment adjustments, and handling ESD-sensitive parts and miniature assemblies.
- Cross-train in multiple jobs or areas as needed for staffing and planning.
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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