Metro Module Equipment Technician

Intel•Hillsboro, OR

9d•$44,230 - $85,340•Onsite

About The Position

Intel is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies, dedicated to creating world-changing technology that enriches the lives of every person on earth. Our Wafer Packaging Manufacturing (WPM) organization is at the forefront of advancing semiconductor packaging technologies, enabling groundbreaking product innovation. At Intel's Oregon campus, we are proud to be part of a legacy of innovation, collaboration, and excellence that continues to shape the future of technology. We are looking for a motivated and detail-oriented Metro Module Equipment Technician to join our Night Shift team in Oregon. In this hands-on role, you will be a critical contributor to the performance and reliability of Intel's semiconductor manufacturing equipment. You will troubleshoot, maintain, and optimize tools that are essential to Intel's production processes, directly supporting our ability to deliver cutting-edge technologies to the world. If you have a passion for problem-solving, a technical mindset, and a desire to make a real impact in the semiconductor industry, this is the opportunity for you.

Requirements

Strong problem-solving mindset with a proactive approach to challenges
Excellent communication skills with the skills to clearly convey technical information
Collaborative team player who thrives in a cross-functional environment
High attention to detail and commitment to quality and precision
Adaptability and resilience, particularly in a fast-paced, shift-based manufacturing environment
Strong organizational skills with the skills to manage multiple priorities effectively
A continuous improvement mindset and eagerness to learn new technologies and processes
High School diploma or GED AND 4+ months of work experience gained through a certification program, apprenticeship, Quick Start program, or other short-term technician program under 1 year in duration (Examples include: CNM Mechatronics 1-term certificate, Quick Start technician programs, or equivalent)
High School diploma or GED (or higher, non-semiconductor degree) AND a technical certification or completion of a related trade school program in electronics, electromechanical systems, manufacturing technology, or a related field
High School diploma or GED (or higher, non-semiconductor degree) AND 2+ years of related hands-on experience in equipment maintenance, semiconductor manufacturing, or a related technical field (military technical experience accepted)
High School diploma or GED (or higher, non-semiconductor degree) AND 1+ year of experience specifically in related equipment maintenance
Associate degree in a STEM field related to semiconductor manufacturing (e.g., Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Electronics Technology, Mechatronics) — no prior professional experience required
High School diploma or GED (or higher, non-semiconductor degree) AND 4+ years of related hands-on experience in equipment maintenance, semiconductor manufacturing, or a related technical field (military technical experience accepted)
High School diploma or GED (or higher, non-semiconductor degree) AND 2.5+ years of experience specifically in related equipment maintenance
High School diploma or GED (or higher, non-semiconductor degree) AND a technical or trade certification OR 3+ years of related technical experience
Associate degree in a STEM field related to semiconductor manufacturing (e.g., Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Electronics Technology, Mechatronics) AND 2+ years of related equipment maintenance experience
Bachelor's degree in a STEM field related to semiconductor manufacturing (e.g., Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics) — no prior professional experience required

Nice To Haves

4+ months of experience in: Electromechanical systems commonly used in semiconductor manufacturing environments, including robotic drives, actuators, and microcontrollers
Reading and interpreting mechanical drawings, electrical schematics, and technical blueprints
Defect review and classification processes in a manufacturing environment
Data analysis tools used for monitoring and improving equipment performance
Supporting equipment installation, conversion, or factory ramp activities
Working in a shift-based manufacturing environment, particularly night shift operations

Responsibilities

Perform electrical and mechanical troubleshooting to diagnose and resolve issues in non-functioning manufacturing equipment
Dismantle, adjust, repair, and reassemble equipment using Intel specifications, blueprints, manuals, and technical drawings
Execute equipment setup, calibration, and preventative maintenance to ensure optimal tool performance
Monitor and analyze equipment performance data; review and classify inline defects to drive continuous improvement
Create detailed reports on system failures, update existing specifications, and develop new documentation to support equipment maintenance goals
Coordinate with suppliers for service and repairs as required
Collaborate with Module Engineering teams to execute experiments, implement equipment configuration changes, and support data collection activities
Support factory ramps by ensuring tools are installed or converted per design specifications in partnership with engineering and construction teams