Technician 3, Process Sustaining Engineering (Night Shift)

Analog Devices•Us, WA

About The Position

Analog Devices is hiring a Technician 3 for Process Sustaining Engineering to support photolithography and etch modules in a semiconductor fabrication facility. The role provides manufacturing support in a semiconductor cleanroom, including dispositioning aberrant lots, responding to equipment issues, and monitoring production-line health through statistical process control (SPC). The technician investigates process problems, determines root causes and corrective actions, contributes to continuous improvement, and helps improve process control, yield, and cost. The position also involves writing and editing specifications and procedures and participating in colleague training. This is an experienced, third-shift/night position. The stated expected wage range for a new hire is $28 to $35; the actual offer may vary based on factors including location, experience, education, training, market data, and pay equity. The position qualifies for a discretionary performance-based bonus. Benefits include medical, vision, and dental coverage, a 401(k), paid vacation, holidays, and sick time. Full-time employees receive 10 paid holidays per year and vacation starting at 136 hours per year; paid sick time exceeds Washington State Sick Leave law requirements. Applicants may be subject to an export licensing review if the position requires access to technical data, except for U.S. citizens, U.S. permanent residents, and protected individuals as defined by law. Analog Devices is an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

High school degree or GED.
More than 5 years of industrial microfabrication experience in CVD/PVD processes, or a technical degree is preferred.
Strong work ethic and ability to work independently.
Excellent time-management skills and ability to handle multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Critical thinking and problem-solving skills for complex problems in a high-volume production facility.
Basic understanding of semiconductor device physics, materials, and process flow.
Wafer fab experience or knowledge of semiconductor processing, preferably in photolithography and etch modules.
Ability to learn new skills and adapt to change.
Familiarity with basic SPC terms, methods, and concepts.

Nice To Haves

Technical degree.
Wafer fab experience or knowledge of semiconductor processing, preferably in photolithography and etch modules.
Experience in CVD/PVD processes.

Responsibilities

Sustain photolithography and etch modules in the fab by reviewing and dispositioning aberrant lots, addressing equipment issues, and providing manufacturing support in a semiconductor cleanroom.
Monitor production-line health by reviewing and responding to process trends using SPC.
Determine root causes and corrective actions for process issues.
Participate in continuous improvement efforts to enhance process control, yield, and cost reduction.
Write and edit specifications and procedures.
Participate in training colleagues.