Graduate - Process Engineer

Infineon•Leominster, MA

1d•$80,000 - $95,000

About The Position

Infineon Technologies is hiring a graduate Process Engineer to support semiconductor manufacturing. The role provides day-to-day sustaining support in the manufacturing area, resolves production issues, and applies analytical evaluation to complex process challenges. The engineer will improve reliability and predictability in assembly and mechanical screening processes, collaborate with Equipment Engineering to optimize equipment and preventative maintenance, and lead continuous-improvement projects using Lean and Six Sigma methods. The role also supports supplier quality and purchasing teams, leads capital expenditure planning and equipment qualification, and independently identifies and executes improvement opportunities. The position is based in Leominster, Massachusetts. Access to export-controlled documentation requires proof of U.S. citizenship, permanent U.S. residency, or classification as a protected individual under applicable law. The indicative salary range is US$80,000–US$95,000, and employees are eligible to participate in an incentive plan.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Chemical, Materials, or Manufacturing Engineering, or equivalent.
Strong analytical and mechanical aptitude, with hands-on capability on complex backend semiconductor equipment.
Commitment to becoming Six Sigma Green Belt certified and continuously learning new tools.
Strong multitasking and prioritization skills, including defining schedules and achieving project completion.
Self-starter and fast learner willing to take independent actions and calculated risks.
Comfort working in a fast-paced, dynamic manufacturing environment.
Strong verbal and written communication skills and effective listening abilities.
Proof of U.S. citizenship, permanent U.S. residency, or classification as a protected individual is required for access to export-controlled documentation.

Responsibilities

Provide a high-profile presence in the manufacturing area, offering day-to-day sustaining support and resolving production issues.
Analyze complex issues and situations or data through in-depth evaluation of relevant factors.
Apply manufacturing best practices to improve reliability and predictability in assembly and mechanical screening processes.
Partner with Equipment Engineering to enhance equipment performance and develop preventative maintenance programs.
Lead teams and implement projects through Lean and Six Sigma initiatives, applying the methods hands-on.
Support supplier quality, purchasing, and other groups in working with material suppliers.
Drive capital expenditure planning and qualification of complex backend semiconductor equipment.
Identify improvement opportunities and execute independent actions with calculated risks.