Process Integration and Yield Technician (ICE)

Intel Corporation•Hillsboro, OR

3d•$52,000 - $200,000•Onsite

About The Position

Intel’s Wafer Packaging Manufacturing organization supports semiconductor wafer processing, testing, and die-to-wafer assembly. We are seeking two ORAP (Oregon Advanced Packaging) Integration Yield Technicians to provide manufacturing sustaining and engineering development support across HBI, WLA, Die Prep, and TSVr. You will work closely with integration engineers, factory operations, and cross-functional teams to resolve material issues, contain process excursions, and keep work in process moving safely through the factory. This hands-on role combines real-time troubleshooting, lot disposition, defect investigation, and continuous improvement. HBI ramp support is a major focus, alongside sustaining support for other packaging operations. This position requires regular onsite presence and work in a cleanroom environment using required protective clothing and equipment, including coveralls, hoods, booties, safety glasses, and gloves. The role includes extended periods of standing or sitting while performing technical duties.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in a science, technology, math, engineering, or related STEM discipline AND 2 years directly related experience OR Associates degree in a science, technology, math, engineering, or related STEM discipline AND 6 years directly related experience. OR HS/GED or higher non-semi degree/technical cert AND 6+ years related hands on experience including military technical experience
HS/GED or higher non-semi degree/technical cert AND 4+ years Field Service Engineer related semiconductor experience
Directly related experience may include but not limited to: Metrology, Defect metrology, Failure Analysis, Fault Isolation, Defect/process and electrical characterization, Chemical Composition Analysis, Electronics, Mechanics, Chemistry, Materials Science or a similar technical discipline.
Commitment with quality.
Critical thinking
Ability to deal with ambiguous situations
Prioritization skills in a highly dynamic environment
Ability to work well across multiple teams
Excellent written, and verbal communication skills
Ability to provide technical direction
Excellent listening skills
High attention to detail
Ability to influence
Self-starter and continuous learner.

Nice To Haves

Coding experience - SQL, Bi4 Reports
Data analysis experience - JMP, GAJT
Ability to influence, collaborate and effectively communicate
Self-starter and continuous learner.
HBI, Die Prep, WLA, TSVr process knowledge
Works well in ambiguous and highly dynamic environment
High attention to detail

Responsibilities

Manage material disposition and lot movement. Review held lots, investigate barriers to processing, and execute authorized lot releases, splits, merges, scraps, and conversions in accordance with established procedures.
Maintain accurate manufacturing instructions and flows. Update lot plans, routes, operations, attributes, special instructions, and slot maps to support manufacturing and engineering requirements.
Troubleshoot manufacturing systems and automation issues. Resolve or escalate quantity mismatches, transfer issues, slot discrepancies, carrier identification problems, shipping errors, and other issues affecting material movement.
Respond to factory escalations and process excursions. Serve as an initial point of contact for integration issues, participate in assigned on-call coverage, contain material outside approved process conditions, and escalate risks appropriately.
Support defect investigation and failure analysis. Perform visual and microscope inspections, execute defect inking and disposition activities, collect inspection data, and coordinate material collection and shipment for failure analysis.
Collect and communicate technical data. Use manufacturing systems, SQL, iTech, and Microsoft applications to extract lot information, perform basic analyses, and document findings supporting engineering decisions.
Coordinate daily factory support. Participate in integration huddles, held-lot reviews, and operational follow-up; communicate material status, outstanding actions, and unresolved issues across teams.
Strengthen process quality and team capability. Help refine best-known methods and standard procedures, support engineering experiments, share knowledge with peers, and demonstrate safe, quality-focused behavior, including Stop the Job when appropriate.