Manufacturing Equipment Technician (MTE) - Day Shift - Shift 5

Intel Corporation•Chandler, AZ

1d•$60,450 - $99,770•Onsite

About The Position

Join Intel's Advanced Packaging Technology Development - Substrate and Wafer Assembly (ATPD: SWA) team and help us fulfill our mission to be the supplier of choice for leading-edge, cost-effective substrate packaging. As a Manufacturing Equipment Technician, you will support critical manufacturing equipment and drive continuous improvement in a highly technical, cleanroom production environment. Manufacturing Equipment Technicians in Advanced Packaging Technology Development: Substrate and Wafer Assembly are responsible for: Performing electrical and/or mechanical troubleshooting to diagnose issues with non-functioning electromechanical equipment used in semiconductor manufacturing. Dismantling, adjusting, repairing, and assembling equipment according to layout plans, blueprints, operating or repair manuals, rough sketches, or engineering drawings. Performing setup, calibration, and preventive maintenance on production equipment, with a focus on wet chemistry, plating, and dry high-vacuum toolsets. Documenting maintenance activities, repairs, parts usage, and findings in accordance with established procedures and systems. Collaborating with engineering, process, and support teams to improve tool performance, reduce equipment downtime, and enhance process capability and reliability. Leading or contributing to continuous improvement projects, including root cause analysis, yield and uptime improvement initiatives, and optimization of maintenance practices. Assignments are semi-routine in nature and performed within generally defined parameters. Employees normally receive general instructions on most work and are expected to exercise judgment in resolving nonstandard problems.

Requirements

Strong judgment and initiative in resolving nonstandard equipment and process issues and in developing clear, data-driven recommendations.
Ability to work with minimal supervision in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and adjust to rapidly changing priorities.
Self-motivation and the ability to manage individual responsibilities while actively supporting team goals.
Flexibility and capability to handle multiple tasks and toolsets concurrently.
Data analysis, problem-solving, and troubleshooting abilities, including interpreting equipment data and logs.
Effective verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to communicate clearly with peers, engineers, and customers (internal stakeholders).
Basic computer literacy, including the use of email, web-based systems, and common office productivity tools (e.g., Microsoft Office applications) to document work, create reports, and communicate with team members.
Associate degree in a technical field and 2+ years of experience in equipment maintenance or a related discipline.
Bachelor’s degree in a STEM field (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics) with 1+ years of experience.
High School Diploma/GED or higher plus 4+ years of hands‑on manufacturing experience.
High School Diploma/GED or higher plus 4+ years of military technical experience.
High School Diploma/GED or higher plus 2.5+ years of experience in equipment maintenance or a closely related technical field.
High School Diploma/GED or higher plus 3+ year Technical/trade certification.

Nice To Haves

Experience in troubleshooting, installation, repair, and operation of electromechanical equipment used in semiconductor manufacturing.
Proficiency with wet chemistry, plating, and/or dry high-vacuum equipment in a manufacturing or research environment.
Experience using electrical/mechanical measuring devices such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, calipers, and micrometers.
Capability to read and interpret complex electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.
Familiarity with tools like torque wrenches and standard hand tools for equipment repair.

Responsibilities

Performing electrical and/or mechanical troubleshooting to diagnose issues with non-functioning electromechanical equipment used in semiconductor manufacturing.
Dismantling, adjusting, repairing, and assembling equipment according to layout plans, blueprints, operating or repair manuals, rough sketches, or engineering drawings.
Performing setup, calibration, and preventive maintenance on production equipment, with a focus on wet chemistry, plating, and dry high-vacuum toolsets.
Documenting maintenance activities, repairs, parts usage, and findings in accordance with established procedures and systems.
Collaborating with engineering, process, and support teams to improve tool performance, reduce equipment downtime, and enhance process capability and reliability.
Leading or contributing to continuous improvement projects, including root cause analysis, yield and uptime improvement initiatives, and optimization of maintenance practices.