Equipment Technician (Thin Films)

at  Jireh Semiconductor

POSITION SUMMARY

Our facility has an opening for a strong, motivated equipment technician to support the Thin Films area. Responsible for performing preventative and corrective maintenance on a wide range of assigned equipment in a fast paced, high volume manufacturing environment. Perform troubleshooting on electrical, mechanical, gas, fluid systems, robotics, and software. Assist in continuous improvement and cost reduction efforts. Support wafer fab production by meeting and exceeding tool availability and quality objectives. This is a night shift position and will pay 15% shift differential. Back Nights Wed-Fri every other Saturday.

REQUIRED EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

• 2+ years of maintenance experience on Thin Films or relevant semiconductor equipment preferred
• Technical Associates Degree, military training or the equivalent combination of education, military training, and/or technical experience preferred

OTHER QUALIFICATIONS

• Strong technical capability. Strong communication and team work skills.
• Experience on multiple chamber types on any of the following equipment:
• Applied Materials Endura platform PVD Al, IMP-Ti, PCII, CVD TiN, PVD TiN
• Applied Materials Centura platform HDP, Poly, RTP, DxZ, DLH
• Novellus C2 Sequel Standard, Shrink, Express
• AG RTP, KLA/Tencor metrology equipment
• Ability and desire to learn and support additional toolsets.
• Ability to work any shift-compressed work-week schedule.
• Ability to read schematics and troubleshoot to board level repairs. Ability to perform field repairs of assemblies as needed. Ability to work with He leak detectors, RF calibration gear, oscilloscopes and multimeters. Basic understanding of electrical and electronics theory.

BENEFITS SUMMARY:

• 401(k)
• Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)
• Two medical plans (United Health Care HRA & Kaiser Permanente)
• Dental ($2000 yearly maximum)
• Vision
• Paid Life Insurance & Short Term Disability
• Long Term Disability
• And more!

• Perform routine preventative maintenance and non-routine corrective maintenance
• Work with equipment, production, and process groups to schedule and prioritize PM and

non-routine corrective work so it minimizes impact to fab output and quality goals.

• Act as a technical resource for tool and maintenance system improvement projects.
• Maintain certifications current for equipment, safety, and incident response.
• Track and report daily activities through verbal and written pass down.