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

Intel Corporation•Chandler, AZ

7d•$60,450 - $116,640•Onsite

About The Position

Intel Corporation is seeking a Manufacturing Equipment Technician to support cleanroom operations for its Advanced Packaging Technology Development – Substrate and Wafer Assembly team in Phoenix, Arizona. The team develops substrate packaging solutions for high-performance computing. Under general supervision in a fast-paced research and development and production cleanroom, the technician maintains, troubleshoots, and optimizes semiconductor manufacturing equipment, including wet chemistry, plating, and dry high-vacuum toolsets. This is an on-site, hourly role on Shift 5, working 6:00 AM–6:18 PM on an alternating weekly schedule of Sunday–Tuesday and alternating Wednesdays. The position requires meeting at least one of the listed education or experience pathways: a bachelor’s degree in a STEM field; an associate degree in a technical field; or a high school diploma/GED plus specified equipment maintenance, technical, field service, or military technical experience. The role is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship.

Requirements

Meet at least one minimum qualification pathway: a bachelor’s degree in a STEM field; an associate degree in a technical field; or a high school diploma/GED with 2.5 or more years of equipment maintenance experience, 3 or more years of technical experience, or 4 or more years of field service engineer-level semiconductor maintenance experience or military technical experience.
Lift 25-pound parts 1–2 times per shift on average.
Climb and perform work on ladders 1–3 times per shift on average.
Stand and walk for up to 80% of the workday.
Demonstrate judgment and initiative in making data-driven decisions and resolving nonstandard equipment and process anomalies.
Work with minimal supervision in a fast-paced, rapidly shifting manufacturing environment.
Take ownership of tasks while collaborating toward team goals and managing multiple toolsets and priorities.
Use a logical, systematic approach to troubleshooting and interpreting equipment logs.
Communicate effectively in writing and verbally with peers, engineers, and internal stakeholders.

Nice To Haves

1 or more years of experience troubleshooting, installing, repairing, or operating electronics equipment, wafer fabrication tools, or assembly/test tools.
1 or more years of experience with wet chemistry, plating, and/or dry high-vacuum equipment in a manufacturing or research and development environment.
1 or more years of experience using electrical and/or mechanical measuring devices such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, calipers, and micrometers.
1 or more years of experience using torque wrenches and other standard hand tools.
1 or more years of experience reading and interpreting complex electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.
1 or more years of experience working on and repairing mechanical and/or electrical equipment systems in a manufacturing, semiconductor, or industrial environment.

Responsibilities

Perform complex electrical and mechanical troubleshooting to diagnose and repair non-functioning semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
Conduct routine equipment setup, calibration, and preventive maintenance on wet chemistry, plating, and dry high-vacuum toolsets.
Read and interpret electrical schematics, blueprints, engineering drawings, and operating manuals to assemble or dismantle hardware.
Document maintenance events, repairs, findings, and parts usage in tracking databases.
Collaborate with engineering, process, and support teams on root-cause analyses, equipment downtime reduction, and yield improvement initiatives.