Manufacturing Shift Equipment Engineer - Diffusion

Micron Technology•Boise, ID

About The Position

As a Shift Equipment Engineer in Diffusion at Micron Technology, you will monitor, sustain, and improve equipment performance while partnering with process team members and area engineers. You will manage tool performance, schedule and conduct preventative maintenance, and apply mechanical, electronic, and software skills to troubleshoot and repair equipment. This hands-on role involves working in the fabrication facility to support efficient operation of tools and processes. The role requires flexibility to work rotating 12-hour shifts, with three days on and four days off, and to rotate between days and nights every four months. Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field.
Flexibility to work any 12-hour shifts on a rotating schedule of three days on and four days off, and to rotate between days and nights every four months.
Knowledge of AC/DC circuits, fundamentals of electricity, and basic electronic components and circuits.
Skill in electrical, vacuum, gas flow, and mechanical fundamentals, including experience using schematic diagrams to repair systems to the component level.
Ability to work in a cleanroom environment, with strong mechanical competence and problem-solving ability.
Currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.

Nice To Haves

Ability to learn area equipment and understand the process.
Firm understanding of equipment build and processing.
Intermediate understanding of fab process areas, including processing equipment and supporting systems.
Strong time management, organization, prioritization, and communication skills.
Experience and/or interest in developing Agentic AI workflows into current or future processes.

Responsibilities

Accurately identify and handle chemicals and associated hazards in the work area.
Recognize and respond appropriately to safety alarms, including EES, fire alarm, MDA, and ERT alarms.
Improve area and shift benchmarks by driving LTD reductions, MA improvements, and excursion prevention to optimize overall fab performance.
Drive a culture of Total Productive Maintenance, including TPM metrics, WS health reports, Continuous Improvement Projects, and MTAGs.
Partner with Equipment Owners and Shift Engineers/Technicians to carry out daily activities and resolve issues affecting yield, excursions, defects, tool restrictions, or output loss.
Monitor, sustain, and improve equipment performance; manage tool performance; schedule and conduct preventative maintenance; and troubleshoot and repair equipment.