Wafer Fabrication Engineering Technician

Employnet•Santa Clara, CA

19h

About The Position

The Engineering Technician plays a key role in operating semiconductor wafer slicing and processing equipment within a high-volume, production manufacturing environment. The role involves meeting quality, safety, and productivity goals while collaborating closely with teammates, area leads, and supervisors to achieve shared performance objectives.

Requirements

High school diploma, equivalent technical training, or relevant experience is required.
At least 1-2 years of experience in an environment requiring attention to detail and following instructions consistently.
A willingness to learn and develop technical knowledge in wafer fabrication.
Strong attention to detail, craftsmanship, and time management skills to prioritize multiple tasks.
Problem-solving mindset and adaptability to changing priorities.
Ability to work effectively in a team-oriented environment.
Commitment to fostering a safe and inclusive workspace.
Comfortable lifting 30-50 pounds as part of daily work.
Ability to work long hours or overtime when necessary to meet deadlines.
Flexibility to work varying shifts and meet cleanroom requirements, including wearing PPE and adhering to cleanroom standards.

Nice To Haves

An associate’s degree in a technical field is preferred.
Basic computer skills, including familiarity with personal computers and online documentation.
Ability to use basic tools and measurement instruments, such as calipers and gauges.
Mathematical proficiency, including adding, subtracting, calculating percentages, and understanding tolerances.
Strong communication skills for writing clear documentation, providing feedback, and collaborating with diverse teams.

Responsibilities

Operate and, when necessary, set up production wafer slicing and processing equipment while managing multiple tasks efficiently.
Learn and become proficient in various manufacturing processes, maintaining high standards for quality, safety, and efficiency.
Troubleshoot and handle a variety of operational tasks, including rework, requiring an understanding of multiple processing stations and finished products.
Inspect your own work and, as needed, the work of others to ensure quality standards are met.
Document processes accurately, including material requests, quality issues, efficiency tracking, and measurement reporting.
Identify and escalate build issues and collaborate with relevant teams to resolve them promptly.
Contribute to team success by mentoring and coaching new team members as needed.
Support team goals by participating in preparation work, such as line clearance and changeovers, and ensuring accurate material counts.
Maintain a strong attendance record and adherence to safety and regulatory policies.
Perform other duties as assigned.