Equipment Engineering Co-Op GFU (May-Dec)

Analog Devices • Beaverton, OR

4d • $22 - $41 • Onsite

About The Position

The Equipment Engineering Co-Op supports Analog Devices’ Beaverton, Oregon wafer fab and the semiconductor manufacturing process. The Co-Op helps resolve day-to-day issues and contributes to longer-term improvement projects with the Equipment and Process Engineering teams. Responsibilities include supporting wet etch and solvent strip equipment and developing improvements to equipment reliability, maintenance, and technician training. The role is listed as an internship/cooperative position running May through December.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Material Science, Chemical Engineering, Applied Physics, Physics, or a related field of study.
• No prior experience is required.

Nice To Haves

• Demonstrated leadership skills and ability to engage productively with individuals from a range of backgrounds.
• Experience with robotics, motors, PCB troubleshooting and/or design, vacuum systems, pneumatic systems, or PLC programming.
• Demonstrated strong mechanical or electrical aptitude.
• Strong computer and math skills, including statistics.
• Ability to communicate with audiences at any technical level.
• Adaptable, detail-oriented, practical thinker and problem solver who is a quick learner.
• Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
• Self-starter with a strong work ethic who can thrive in a dynamic 24/7 operation.

Responsibilities

• Perform, direct, and coordinate installations, repairs, and preventive maintenance of wet etch and solvent strip tools, including their electrical systems, electronic controls, mechanical systems, pneumatics, and chemical delivery systems.
• Analyze equipment and subsystem availability and uptime metrics, and develop plans to improve them.
• Write and edit equipment maintenance and repair specifications.
• Design, prototype, and deploy equipment upgrades.
• Apply concepts such as FMEA, advanced design, design for manufacturing, material selection, and root cause failure analysis.
• Develop training plans for technicians covering tool maintenance and career development.
• Support day-to-day issues and long-term improvement projects in the wafer fab.

Benefits

• Internship program with lunch-and-learn topics and social events alongside interns and full-time employees.
• Opportunity to learn from experienced colleagues and work on meaningful projects.
• Work-life balance, continuous learning opportunities, and shared rewards.

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Intern