Equipment Engineers is responsible for maintaining and supporting high equipment readiness by independently or under direction performing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and upgrades to minimize downtime, executing ongoing maintenance and tool support activities, monitoring and analyzing technical charts, driving equipment improvement plans and projects, and ensuring strict adherence to safety practices while maintaining proper custody and care of tools, equipment, and related assets.
Process Engineers involves comprehensive semiconductor process engineering with a strong focus on SPC/ESPC analysis, yield and variation reduction, and quality system execution, including analysis of SPC charts and OOC using SPACE, understanding PR rules, Cp/Cpk, DOE, split‑lot, ET and yield analysis using JMP and Klarity ACE, creation and maintenance of SPC charts, DCOPs, SLDB and recipe compliance (PROMIS, RMS), and driving quality processes such as PCRB, MRB, 8D, ECN and TS16949 compliance; it also includes starting up and qualifying new processes and equipment, performing R&R studies, resolving complex module and integration issues, leading improvement projects to reduce OOC and improve Cpk, collaborating closely with Equipment and Manufacturing engineers to meet uptime and OEE goals, driving cross‑functional yield and excursion task teams, benchmarking best practices across fabs, and coaching and mentoring junior engineers to strengthen troubleshooting, decision‑making and risk assessment capabilities, with multiple openings available.