Module Equipment Technician, Night Shift 6

Intel Corporation•Hillsboro, OR

4d•$44,230 - $85,340•Onsite

About The Position

Intel’s Wafer Packaging Manufacturing (WPM) organization supports advanced packaging technologies and high-quality semiconductor production. The Module Equipment Technician maintains and optimizes critical semiconductor manufacturing and wafer packaging equipment in Hillsboro, Oregon. The position involves electrical and mechanical troubleshooting, repairs, preventive maintenance, and tool calibration to support production and quality targets. It provides hands-on learning alongside technical experts and supports equipment engineering, factory ramp activities, and cleanroom operations. The role works Shift 6, from 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM, on an alternating weekly schedule of Wednesday–Saturday and alternating Saturday night. It requires an on-site presence.

Requirements

An Associate of Science degree in a STEM-related field, such as Microelectronics or Manufacturing Technology; no prior professional experience is required; OR
A high school diploma or GED plus at least one of the following: 1+ years of related equipment maintenance or troubleshooting experience; 2+ years of related high-tech hands-on experience or military technical experience; or a completed technical certification.
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills for diagnosing complex electrical and mechanical issues.
Ability to collaborate with engineering, operations, and external suppliers.
Attention to detail in executing work to specifications, documenting work, and following cleanroom protocols.
Commitment to safety and maintaining a clean, compliant working environment.
This position is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

1+ years of experience reading and interpreting mechanical drawings, blueprints, and electrical schematics.
1+ years of experience using Manufacturing Execution System (MES) software.
1+ years of experience coordinating equipment service or repairs directly with external suppliers.
1+ years of experience using precision hand tools and calibration equipment.
1+ years of experience diagnosing and repairing electromechanical systems such as robotics, pneumatic systems, actuators, or microcontrollers.
1+ years of experience working in a cleanroom or under strict safety protocols.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues in high-tech manufacturing equipment, diagnosing, isolating, and resolving problems.
Dismantle, adjust, repair, and reassemble semiconductor tools using layout plans, blueprints, repair manuals, and technical drawings.
Perform equipment setup, precision calibration, and routine preventive maintenance to support tool performance and uptime.
Collaborate with Module Engineering on experiments, hardware or software configuration changes, and cleanroom data collection.
Monitor, analyze, and document tool performance data; identify improvement opportunities and update specifications and technical documentation.
Support WPM factory ramp efforts by helping install, configure, or convert equipment according to design specifications.
Follow cleanroom protocols and maintain a safe, clean, and compliant working environment.