Manufacturing Tech Coordinator

Keysight Technologies, Inc.•Santa Rosa, CA

10h•Onsite

About The Position

Keysight is a leader in electronic design, simulation, prototyping, test, manufacturing, and optimization, delivering breakthroughs and trusted insights. With approximately 16,800 employees, Keysight provides world-class solutions to customers in over 100 countries across communications, 5G, automotive, energy, quantum, aerospace, defense, and semiconductor markets. The company fosters an award-winning culture that embraces innovation and problem-solving, believing that a sense of belonging drives creativity and career growth.

Requirements

Must be very detail-oriented.
Ability to run precision equipment to comply with critical specifications and other requirements.
Ability to communicate with engineering regarding anomalies.
Ability to learn quickly and work precisely from written instructions regarding safety, chemical handling, and wafer handling.
Ability to stand and move for long periods of time and perform multiple tasks simultaneously with excellent manual dexterity.
Ability to work in a cleanroom environment requiring specialized work clothing.
Proficiency in PC use, specifically Microsoft Excel and other supporting programs like MS Word.
Knowledge of quality control systems and the ability to interpret control charts and other data analysis.
Ability to sustain a high quality of work in a fast-paced cleanroom environment.
Must be flexible and able to adjust to changing goals, objectives, and policies of the company.
Comfortable learning new computer systems.
Excellent work ethics in terms of attendance, organization, and team skills.

Nice To Haves

Semiconductor processing experience is a plus, but not necessary.

Responsibilities

Manufacture high level integrated circuits on GaAs and InP substrates in the IC wafer fabrication clean room for use in test and measurement equipment.
Perform frontside and backside lithography, which patterns every layer of integrated circuit manufacturing for subsequent deposition, wet etch, or dry etch processing.
Handle and mix hazardous chemicals such as adhesion promoter, various solvent strippers, and bases like photo developers.
Perform photoresist spin, exposure, and develop on GaAs and InP substrates for subsequent processing.
Conduct detailed inspections using a microscope to determine complete development and alignment on all layers, and recognize proper undercut for metal lifting purposes.
Operate periphery equipment such as adhesion promoter systems and ovens.
Perform manufacturing special tests for engineering to aid in new product introduction efforts.
Utilize periphery tools such as thin film measurement systems, scanning electron microscopes, PCs, and WIP tracking systems.
Perform daily, weekly, and monthly qualifications on main and periphery equipment, including the Nikon I-Line Stepper, dry etch Ashing tools, and Photoresist bottle qualifications.