Manufacturing Equipment Technician (MTE) - Days Backend Shift - Shift 7

Intel•Chandler, AZ

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Intel's Advanced Packaging Technology Development – Substrate and Wafer Assembly organization is seeking a Manufacturing Equipment Technician to support semiconductor manufacturing operations in Arizona. The technician will maintain, troubleshoot, and optimize advanced electromechanical equipment, contributing to manufacturing innovation and production efficiency in a cleanroom environment. The position works on Shift 7 from 6:00 AM to 6:18 PM, on alternating three-day (Thursday–Saturday) and four-day (Wednesday–Saturday) work weeks. It requires on-site presence in Phoenix, Arizona. This is an experienced-hire, hourly role and is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship.

Requirements

Meet at least one minimum education and experience pathway: a bachelor's degree in a STEM field; an associate degree in a technical field plus 2 or more years of preventive and corrective equipment maintenance experience; or a high school diploma/GED plus one of the stated experience alternatives.
High school diploma/GED pathway experience alternatives: 2.5 or more years of preventive and corrective equipment maintenance experience, 3 or more years of technical experience, 4 or more years of field service engineer-level semiconductor maintenance experience, or military technical experience.
Ability to lift 25-pound parts 1–2 times per shift.
Ability to climb and work on ladders 1–3 times per shift.
Ability to stand and walk for up to 80% of the workday.
Strong verbal and written communication, collaboration, problem-solving, attention to detail, adaptability, continuous improvement orientation, and accountability.

Nice To Haves

5 or more years of experience troubleshooting, installing, repairing, and operating electromechanical equipment in semiconductor manufacturing.
Experience with wet chemistry, plating, and dry high-vacuum equipment.
Experience using electrical and mechanical measuring devices such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, calipers, and micrometers.
Ability to read and interpret complex electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.
Experience using hand tools such as torque wrenches for equipment repair.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot and resolve electrical and mechanical issues across advanced manufacturing equipment.
Set up and calibrate equipment and perform corrective and preventive maintenance, particularly on wet chemistry, plating, and dry high-vacuum toolsets.
Analyze equipment performance data to identify and address reliability issues and minimize production downtime.
Collaborate with engineering and cross-functional support teams to improve equipment functionality and manufacturing processes.
Document maintenance activities, repair findings, and parts usage accurately in established systems.
Lead or support continuous improvement projects, root cause analysis, and equipment optimization.
Work safely in a cleanroom while following attire requirements and safety protocols.