Experienced Implant Equipment Engineer

Samsung•Austin, TX

20h•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for an Equipment Engineer in the Implant Department that will support equipment and process capabilities of ion implantation. In this job, you will be a part of a team that focuses on maintaining basic condition on state-of-the-art Semiconductor Production Equipment while driving improvements related to quality, efficiency, defect reduction, and cost of ownership. We prioritize safety, learning, and having fun while maintaining world class operations 24/7.

Requirements

BS degree in Electrical, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering or related field of study.
5+ years of semi-conductor experience highly desired with knowledge of Ion Implantation processes and equipment preferred.
300mm Implant Experience highly desired.
Familiarity with AMAT VIISta HCP and VIISta Trident toolsets preferred. Will consider familiarity with other types of implanters.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Strong mechanical aptitude highly desired.
Ability to network and find impactful solutions to complex problems.
Ability to use many different systems to analyze data and then utilize that analysis to drive engineering decisions.
Understanding of Lean Principles.
Proficient in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Word.
Ability to read and interpret engineering specifications, maintenance manuals, and have familiarity with a variety of precision measuring instruments.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to lift items up to 50lbs.
Ability to work a high-volume manufacturing cleanroom environment in full cleanroom protective clothing for long periods of time.

Responsibilities

Practice 6S in the office and fab.
Hold safety as the number 1 priority. Look for opportunities to reduce safety risks in all procedures and daily operations.
Have flexibility in daily work schedule.
Assist all technicians with daily workload and sustaining activities in the fab when necessary. This includes direct participation in tool maintenance as needed.
Develop and schedule recovery plans for known abnormalities and long tool downs.
Assist the Shift Supervisors in prioritizing work activity to align with real time business needs.
Document daily tool activities and ensure learning is captured and spread across the entire organization via our communication systems.
Follow, improve, and develop work documents such as standard operating procedures (SOPs)/recovery plans
Manage and collaborate with vendor support.
Develop project ideas and own spread of shared Best Known Methods for cost reduction, particle reduction, tool down time reduction, part lifetime extension, and efficiency improvements.
Interact and collaborate with other departments on a range of projects, from improving device performance, finding solutions to process abnormalities, and performing risk mitigation of excursions.
Utilize Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) concepts and LEAN tools to implement systematic solutions for long-term prevention of issues.
Manage process qualifications for new devices and tool installs using our in-house control systems.
Manage and standardize tool sensors across all tools in similar toolsets.
Analyze data to identify mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic issues
Willingness to work in a 24/7 dynamic high-volume manufacturing environment.