Implant Equipment Engineer

Bosch Group•Roseville, CA

2d•$80,000 - $120,000•Onsite

About The Position

An Equipment Engineer is an individual contributor responsible for applying knowledge of engineering, electro-mechanical systems, mathematics, software, and computer sciences to identify, analyze, and resolve manufacturing equipment issues in a clean room environment.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Electrical Engineering or equivalent education.
Must have the ability to multitask and work under pressure.
Strong ability to read, understand, and interpret technical documents and manuals.
Ability to create and maintain operating and training documents and manuals.
Strong communications skills with various audiences from vendors to fellow engineers to operators.
Strong computer skills in Microsoft applications—Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
Hands on experience.
Ability to work and gown-up in a cleanroom environment and spend significant time on the factory floor.

Nice To Haves

Experience in pneumatics, hydraulic, cooling systems/refrigeration.
Electronic troubleshooting
Experience with design and manufacturing – CAD, basic machining, 3D printing.
Knowledge of FMEA .
Knowledge of basic electronics – Component identification, Ohms law, Power law
Experience working with and around highly toxic chemicals and gases
Technician experience
Experience installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment.
Experience writing Preventative Maintenance work procedures
Strong understanding of Semiconductor processes
Experience with Implant Semiconductor Equipment
Experience with Axcelis Purion Series implanters
Experience as an OEM Field Service Engineer

Responsibilities

Collaborate with Line Maintenance and Process Engineering to troubleshoot problems & supporting wafer manufacturing.
Work with vendors and contractors to install, start up, and learn new semiconductor equipment.
Support of Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment to improve throughput and reduce downtime including procurement, installation, upgrades, design modifications, troubleshooting failures, reducing operating costs.
Conduct equipment failure analysis and review trends to make performance improvements.
Troubleshoot and repair assigned equipment using troubleshooting techniques and hand tools.
Regularly interface with Management, Production, Engineering, Quality Control, and other work groups for priorities and equipment status.
Provide expert support to resolve unscheduled equipment down events.
Promotes and adheres to all safety and cleanroom policies.
Train maintenance technicians as needed on systems to improve 24x7 response time.
Manage design decisions for installation of new semiconductor equipment within the cleanroom, including the routing of facility connections to the equipment
Anticipating consumable part failures and ordering sufficient spare parts ahead of time
Manage and plan the execution of scheduled and routine maintenance