NMSi / F11x Module Equipment Technician (Nightshift)

Intel Corporation•Rio Rancho, NM

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Join Intel as a Contract Employee and contribute to building a better tomorrow. Our vision is to extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on Earth. As a NMSi Module Equipment Technician, you will have exciting opportunities for growth at our Rio Rancho manufacturing facility. Intel's New Mexico site is an Innovation Hub, playing an important part in our efforts to make technology that improves lives globally. We are investing $3.5 billion to expand and modernize our Rio Rancho facilities, creating thousands of new jobs and reinforcing our commitment to corporate responsibility through our RISE strategy (Responsive, Inclusive, Sustainable, Enabling).

Requirements

Strong safety mindset and commitment to following all safety protocols.
Demonstrated ability to follow documented procedures and work with minimal supervision in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Ability to adapt to changing priorities and work effectively under dynamic conditions.
Experience working in a team-based environment.
Self-starter with a continuous learning mindset.
Ability to multitask across multiple tools and responsibilities concurrently.
High attention to detail, sound judgment, and initiative in resolving non-standard equipment and process issues.
Ability to develop clear, data-driven recommendations.
Effective verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate clearly with peers, engineers, and internal customers.
Basic computer literacy, including use of email, web-based systems, and common productivity tools (e.g., Microsoft Office).
HS/GED or higher non-semi degree & 1+ year Technical certification or trade school OR HS/GED or higher non-semi degree & 2+ years hand-on experience including military technical experience OR HS/GED or higher non-semi degree & 1+ year semi equip maintenance experience OR Associate degree STEM Related to semi. Mfg.(MET)/STEM (operator)
Candidates must be willing and able to work a compressed work week consisting of three consecutive 12-hour shifts, followed by a four-day work week every other week.
Nightshift only shift 4 or shift 6.
Perform work in a cleanroom environment while wearing required PPE, including coveralls, hood, booties, safety glasses, gloves, and respirator (when required).
Lift up to 25 lbs up to five times per day.
Spend the majority of the shift (over 90 percent, excluding breaks) in a cleanroom environment.
Walk approximately 2-4 miles per shift and stand or sit for extended periods (up to 9 hours).
Climb ladders as required by the role.
Work in proximity to chemicals while following all safety procedures.
This position is not eligible for immigration sponsorship.
2-year contract - with potential to convert to a permanent role based on performance and business needs.

Nice To Haves

Experience maintaining semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
Proficiency using hand tools, electrical meters, and calibration tools.

Responsibilities

Perform electrical and mechanical troubleshooting to diagnose issues with non-functioning manufacturing equipment.
Dismantle, adjust, repair, install, and assemble equipment using layout plans, blueprints, operating manuals, and technical documentation.
Execute equipment setup, calibration, and preventative maintenance; coordinate with equipment suppliers for service and repairs as needed.
Monitor, analyze, and interpret equipment and performance data to improve tool reliability, availability, and overall module performance.
Document system failures, update existing equipment specifications, and create new specifications supporting equipment maintenance and performance.
Partner with Module Engineering to execute experiments, equipment configuration changes, and data collection activities in accordance with published procedures.
Support engineering troubleshooting efforts through data analysis and controlled experimentation to meet or improve availability and performance targets and prevent future excursions.
Collaborate with Module Engineering and construction teams during factory ramps to ensure tools are installed, converted, and qualified per design requirements.
Maintain strict adherence to safety, quality, and procedural standards.