Technician Process

Lockheed Martin•Goleta, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Process Technician will be responsible for Integrated Detector Dewar Cooler Assembly (IDDCA) manufacturing and test, including precision Mechanical Manufacturing and Assembly in a Clean Room Environment (Class 100, 1000, 10000). This role requires the utilization of Sensitive Welding Equipment, Semi Automated Ovens, Cleaning, High Precision Metrology and Inspections Systems, and Vacuum Equipment. The technician will perform all aspects of semiconductor device processes such as photoresist application, delineation and removal, and wet chemical processes for etching and preparing semiconductor surfaces and films. They will operate within and maintain cleanliness requirements of a class 100 clean room, handle hazardous chemicals and chemical waste safely, and enter process information into production and engineering databases. The position involves collaboration with production supervision, production engineering, and research engineering personnel to improve production processes and develop new device processes. Additionally, the role requires interfacing and coordinating with engineers and technicians in other semiconductor fabrication areas like thin film coating, dicing, and assembly and test operations. This is a second shift position with initial training on the first shift, and the expectation to rotate and learn different functions on the production floor.

Requirements

Ability to handle small components and excellent eye/hand coordination.
Good oral and written skills for documenting, standard in process work, engineering directed failure analysis/evaluations and rework.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Must be able to obtain and maintain a US Secret Clearance.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Integrated Detector Dewar Cooler Assembly (IDDCA) manufacturing and test.
Experience with precision Mechanical Manufacturing and Assembly in Clean Room Environment (Class 100, 1000, 10000).
Experience utilizing Sensitive Welding Equipment, Semi Automated Ovens, Cleaning, High Precision Metrology and Inspections Systems, and Vacuum Equipment.
Experience with Photoresist application, delineation and removal.
Experience with wet chemical processes for etching and preparing semiconductor surfaces and films.
Experience operating within and maintaining cleanliness requirements of class 100 clean room.
Knowledge of safe handling processes for hazardous chemicals and chemical waste.
Experience entering process information into production and engineering level computer databases.
Experience working with production supervision, production engineering and research engineering personnel.
Experience interfacing and coordinating with engineers and technicians in other areas of semiconductor fabrication.

Responsibilities

Working with Integrated Detector Dewar Cooler Assembly (IDDCA) manufacturing and test.
Performing precision Mechanical Manufacturing and Assembly in Clean Room Environment (Class 100, 1000, 10000).
Utilizing Sensitive Welding Equipment, Semi Automated Ovens, Cleaning, High Precision Metrology and Inspections Systems, and Vacuum Equipment.
Performing all aspects of semiconductor device processes: Photoresist application, delineation and removal.
Performing preparation and use of wet chemical processes needed to etch and prepare semiconductor surfaces and etch patterns in semiconductor, dielectric and metal films.
Operating within and maintaining cleanliness requirements of class 100 clean room.
Completing knowledge of safe handling processes for hazardous chemicals and chemical waste.
Entering process information into production and engineering level computer databases.
Working with production supervision, production engineering and research engineering personnel to design and execute projects aimed at improving controls of production processes and develop processes for new devices.
Interfacing and coordinating with engineers and technicians in other areas of the semiconductor fabrication process such as thin film coating, dicing and assembly and test operations.
Rotating and learning different functions of the production floor during employment.