MEOS - Module Engineer On Shift

Intel Corporation•Chandler, AZ

23h•$99,030 - $139,810•Onsite

About The Position

Assembly and Test Technology Development (ATTD) Microelectronic Packaging Engineers provide project management, package design/development and sustaining support for integrated circuit or semiconductor assemblies, various other electronic components and/or completed units. Module Engineers on Shift (MEOS) responsibilities include but are not limited to: Prioritize and organize daily activities around multiple requests for engineering experiments, daily alignment meeting preparation, chairing, documentation and action tracking, and quick and effective response to production issues. Be experts in all tools and processes in the area to support elaborate experiments and New Product Introductions. Be able to coach and role model the correct execution of module operations. Clearly understand and communicate execution issues, quality excursions, and equipment problems to Engineering and Manufacturing teams. Apply correctly and effectively the standard tools and methods to contain, mitigate, and solve issues, including Response Flow Checklists; Wiki-sites; Best Known Methods; Issue and Pass down Systems of Record; Equipment and Process checklists; Tool and Station Controller error messages and log files; Process Control charts. trends and events; Recipe Management Systems; Structured Problem-solving tools and templates. Escalations or pass down must include full documentation of steps and results obtained to that point, plus any next steps or recommendations. Ensure all Out-of-Control events have been annotated, reviewed and issues communicated for resolution. First point of contact for Manufacturing. Spend more than 3/4 of your time on the production floor. Disposition and release un-scheduled hold lots within 10 hours and scheduled hold lots within 24 hours. Support Manufacturing on resolving any product recipe or parameter issues. Keep all Operation and Recipe Creation specs up to date. Initiate the investigation and documentation of quality excursions for the area, in partnership with Manufacturing and Factory Quality teams. Assume initial ownership where root cause is not evident. Prepare and execute New Product Introductions, including evaluation of recipe needs, collateral ordering, and recipe creation. Understand and ensure all data is collected on critical lots. Consolidate and prioritize area improvement projects with Manufacturing. Support Working Group and Task Force activities, executing experiments and providing engineering data. Support Manufacturing Equipment Technicians on resolving any equipment issue. Support early processing of lots through new operations, then provide training, certification, and final endorsement to Manufacturing.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field with 2+ years of relevant experience.
Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field with 6+ months of relevant experience.
Experience in Semiconductor Equipment Development and/or Manufacturing
Semiconductor Product Development and/or Manufacturing
High Volume Technology Manufacturing
Automated Manufacturing
Strong technical problem-solving abilities with the ability to analyze and implement solutions in a dynamic operations environment.
Demonstrated ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams and prioritize multiple activities effectively.

Nice To Haves

High Volume Manufacturing experience is a plus.
Engineering experience in Semiconductor Fab or Package Assembly is a plus.

Responsibilities

Prioritize and organize daily activities around multiple requests for engineering experiments, daily alignment meeting preparation, chairing, documentation and action tracking, and quick and effective response to production issues.
Be experts in all tools and processes in the area to support elaborate experiments and New Product Introductions.
Be able to coach and role model the correct execution of module operations.
Clearly understand and communicate execution issues, quality excursions, and equipment problems to Engineering and Manufacturing teams.
Apply correctly and effectively the standard tools and methods to contain, mitigate, and solve issues, including Response Flow Checklists; Wiki-sites; Best Known Methods; Issue and Pass down Systems of Record; Equipment and Process checklists; Tool and Station Controller error messages and log files; Process Control charts. trends and events; Recipe Management Systems; Structured Problem-solving tools and templates. Escalations or pass down must include full documentation of steps and results obtained to that point, plus any next steps or recommendations.
Ensure all Out-of-Control events have been annotated, reviewed and issues communicated for resolution.
Disposition and release un-scheduled hold lots within 10 hours and scheduled hold lots within 24 hours.
Support Manufacturing on resolving any product recipe or parameter issues.
Keep all Operation and Recipe Creation specs up to date.
Initiate the investigation and documentation of quality excursions for the area, in partnership with Manufacturing and Factory Quality teams. Assume initial ownership where root cause is not evident.
Prepare and execute New Product Introductions, including evaluation of recipe needs, collateral ordering, and recipe creation.
Understand and ensure all data is collected on critical lots.
Consolidate and prioritize area improvement projects with Manufacturing.
Support Working Group and Task Force activities, executing experiments and providing engineering data.
Support Manufacturing Equipment Technicians on resolving any equipment issue.
Support early processing of lots through new operations, then provide training, certification, and final endorsement to Manufacturing.