Process Quality Technician

Micron Technology•Boise, ID

10d

About The Position

Your responsibilities will include applying established principles and techniques related to cleanroom design, airflow dynamics, filtration, AMC control, ESD prevention, ionization, particle counting, analytical testing, and the calibration and upkeep of associated instrumentation. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times. Handle gases and chemicals safely in controlled environments. Stop working immediately upon noticing any unsafe conditions. Oversee the performance and reliability of contamination control systems, including cleanroom, UPW, chemical delivery, and process tool environments. Diagnose and resolve electrical and mechanical issues in complex instrumentation and equipment, using advanced diagnostic tools and techniques. Complete detailed preventative maintenance on highly technical facilities equipment to improve uptime and system stability. Perform calibration and analytical testing using particle counters, ionization equipment, and other specialized tools. Maintain accurate records of maintenance, testing, calibrations, and repairs in compliance with regulatory and internal standards. Identify and reduce equipment defects, propose solutions to enhance quality, and participate in process improvement initiatives. Partners with Operations, Facilities, Gas/Chemical Technicians, Engineers, and Leaders to resolve issues and support production needs. Associate degree in a STEM related field (or equivalent trade school/military experience) This position requires the flexibility to work night shifts on a 12‑hour compressed schedule (3 days on/4 days off, then 4 days on/3 days off). Requires at least 1 year of experience applying chemistry, statistics, and algebraic concepts 2+ years of experience in a manufacturing lab or cleanroom setting. A minimum of two years' experience performing sample collection and laboratory analysis. Experience of at least two years calibrating lab/clean room devices and equipment.

Requirements

Associate degree in a STEM related field (or equivalent trade school/military experience)
Flexibility to work night shifts on a 12‑hour compressed schedule (3 days on/4 days off, then 4 days on/3 days off)
At least 1 year of experience applying chemistry, statistics, and algebraic concepts
2+ years of experience in a manufacturing lab or cleanroom setting
A minimum of two years' experience performing sample collection and laboratory analysis
Experience of at least two years calibrating lab/clean room devices and equipment

Responsibilities

Applying established principles and techniques related to cleanroom design, airflow dynamics, filtration, AMC control, ESD prevention, ionization, particle counting, analytical testing, and the calibration and upkeep of associated instrumentation.
Using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times.
Handling gases and chemicals safely in controlled environments.
Stopping working immediately upon noticing any unsafe conditions.
Overseeing the performance and reliability of contamination control systems, including cleanroom, UPW, chemical delivery, and process tool environments.
Diagnosing and resolving electrical and mechanical issues in complex instrumentation and equipment, using advanced diagnostic tools and techniques.
Completing detailed preventative maintenance on highly technical facilities equipment to improve uptime and system stability.
Performing calibration and analytical testing using particle counters, ionization equipment, and other specialized tools.
Maintaining accurate records of maintenance, testing, calibrations, and repairs in compliance with regulatory and internal standards.
Identifying and reducing equipment defects, proposing solutions to enhance quality, and participating in process improvement initiatives.
Partnering with Operations, Facilities, Gas/Chemical Technicians, Engineers, and Leaders to resolve issues and support production needs.