Shift Equipment Engineer

Micron • Manassas, VA

6d • Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for maintaining, sustaining, and improving equipment performance within assigned area by supervising tool health, conducting preventive maintenance, and applying mechanical, electronic, and software troubleshooting skills to resolve issues. Support manufacturing and process engineering teams by defining and writing preventive maintenance schedules, teaching equipment operation and repair procedures, improving spare parts availability, and qualifying cost effective second source components. Communicate potential yield loss, excursions, defects, or restrictions; ensure accurate pass-down; lead complex problem solving efforts; and drive equipment containment and recovery during excursions. Support TPM culture through metrics, WS health reports, CIP items, MTAGs, and restoration guides. Escalate inventory issues. Assist with tool installations, chamber matching, engineering tests, and configuration optimizations. Develop methods to reduce defectivity. Partner with customers on hardware and software improvements. Prepare reports on availability, variability, and cost reduction projects, track departmental actions to support tool installs and modifications, create SPC/FDC strategies, and train technicians to properly maintain tools.

Requirements

• Equipment maintenance and troubleshooting
• Project Management
• Data Analysis and SPC
• Vacuum Systems
• Thermodynamics or Heat Transfer
• Plasma Physics
• Electrical Repair
• LAM Plasma Etching Tools

Responsibilities

• Maintaining, sustaining, and improving equipment performance
• Supervising tool health
• Conducting preventive maintenance
• Applying mechanical, electronic, and software troubleshooting skills to resolve issues
• Defining and writing preventive maintenance schedules
• Teaching equipment operation and repair procedures
• Improving spare parts availability
• Qualifying cost effective second source components
• Communicating potential yield loss, excursions, defects, or restrictions
• Ensuring accurate pass-down
• Leading complex problem solving efforts
• Driving equipment containment and recovery during excursions
• Supporting TPM culture through metrics, WS health reports, CIP items, MTAGs, and restoration guides
• Escalating inventory issues
• Assisting with tool installations, chamber matching, engineering tests, and configuration optimizations
• Developing methods to reduce defectivity
• Partnering with customers on hardware and software improvements
• Preparing reports on availability, variability, and cost reduction projects
• Tracking departmental actions to support tool installs and modifications
• Creating SPC/FDC strategies
• Training technicians to properly maintain tools

Benefits

• Choice of medical, dental and vision plans
• Benefit programs that help protect your income if you are unable to work due to illness or injury
• Paid family leave
• Robust paid time-off program
• Paid holidays

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level