ORAP Module Equipment Technician, Night Shift

Intel•Hillsboro, OR

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Intel is hiring an ORAP Module Equipment Technician for its Wafer Packaging Manufacturing organization within the Planar Group in Hillsboro, Oregon. The role supports advanced packaging and semiconductor production by performing technical maintenance, operations, and equipment recovery in a cleanroom. The technician troubleshoots electromechanical systems, performs preventative maintenance, and works with engineering teams to support factory ramp priorities while maintaining safety, quality, yield, and output goals. The role works Shift 4, from 7:00 p.m. to 7:30 a.m., on an alternating weekly schedule of Sunday through Tuesday and alternating Saturday nights. It requires on-site presence and is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship. Candidates must meet at least one of these minimum qualifications: a high school diploma and at least four months of direct hands-on experience in semiconductor manufacturing, equipment maintenance, or a related field; or an Associate of Science degree in a STEM-related field with no prior professional experience. Preferred qualifications include at least one year of experience with electromechanical systems, interpreting mechanical drawings or electrical schematics, or semiconductor manufacturing environments or equipment. Intel describes its total compensation package as including competitive pay, stock bonuses, and health, retirement, and vacation benefits. The posted annual salary range is $44,230–$85,340 USD for this hourly role, with pay determined by location and job-related factors.

Requirements

Meet one of the following education and experience criteria: high school diploma with at least four months of direct hands-on experience in semiconductor manufacturing, equipment maintenance, or a related field; or an Associate of Science degree in a STEM-related field with no prior professional experience.
Not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship.
Lift 25-pound parts an average of 1–2 times per shift.
Climb and work on ladders an average of 1–3 times per shift.
Wear an air respirator when required by safety requirements, averaging once per shift.

Nice To Haves

At least one year of experience with electromechanical systems, such as robotic drives, actuators, or microcontrollers.
At least one year of experience reading and interpreting mechanical drawings or electrical schematics.
At least one year of experience in semiconductor manufacturing environments or with semiconductor equipment.
Analytical, methodical troubleshooting of complex electromechanical issues.
Commitment to maintaining a safe, clean, and compliant cleanroom environment.
Collaborative approach to shift handoffs and a positive, high-performing shift culture.
Attention to detail when following procedures and documenting maintenance outcomes.

Responsibilities

Diagnose, isolate, and repair semiconductor equipment faults using layout plans, blueprints, repair manuals, and technical schematics.
Perform tool setups, precision calibrations, and scheduled preventative maintenance to maintain tool health and maximize uptime.
Partner with Module Engineering to execute experiments, implement hardware and software configuration changes, and support cleanroom data collection.
Monitor and document equipment performance data to identify reliability trends, and update specifications and maintenance logs.
Support WPM factory ramp efforts by helping ensure equipment is installed, converted, and verified according to design specifications.
Perform technical maintenance, operations, and equipment recovery in a cleanroom to support safety, quality, yield, and output goals.