Defect Monitoring Equipment Ownership: Take charge of one or more types of defect monitoring equipment. Equipment Management: Set up equipment, monitor stability, improve capability, and interact with vendor representatives for advanced functionality and application work. Application Ownership: Set up recipes and analyze data. Tool Utilization: Use assigned toolsets for advanced recipe setup and basic troubleshooting. Recipe Management: Write or modify equipment recipes to support the needs of the RDA area. Tool Recovery: Perform basic and advanced recoveries of down tools for assigned workstations. Software Upgrades: Drive software upgrades and improvements, working with internal and external vendors for implementation. Tool Monitoring: Monitor tool qualification SPC charts for deviations, initiate tool repairs, and adjust limits as necessary. Data Science skills: Ready to learn and apply basic scripting, coding, or programming. Data Analysis: Collect and analyze tool/process data to suggest ways to improve performance and efficiency. Alarm Management: Review recipe-related alarm and error messages on assigned toolsets, document reactions, and drive incident reduction. Process Development: Develop tool operation and recipe-writing processes, updating procedures when gaps or improvements are identified. Training: Provide training for area engineers and technicians on tool operation and recipe-writing. Tool Audits: Work with vendor representatives to audit new tools upon arrival. Collaboration: Collaborate with vendors for escalation results on application issues and with Equipment Owners to identify long-term solutions to tool issues. Certification: Design and/or instruct classes for certification of others, based on vendor materials, on-the-job training, or best-known methods. Evaluate certification data to identify personal training gaps and pursue area certifications to increase skill levels. Application Expertise: EBEAM/Optical/Macro/X-Ray inspection tool sets. Technical Expertise: Experience with defect monitoring equipment and recipe management. Analytical Skills: Strong data analysis and problem-solving abilities. Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills for effective vendor and team interactions. Training and Mentoring: Proven experience in training and mentoring engineers and technicians. Project Management: Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities effectively. Vendor Relations: Experience working with vendors for equipment setup, troubleshooting, and upgrades. Software Proficiency: Familiarity with SPC charts, tool qualification, and software upgrades. Adaptability: Ability to adapt to new tools and technologies quickly. Attention to Detail: High level of attention to detail in monitoring and improving equipment performance. Ethical Standards: Strong adherence to business ethics and company policies. Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, or related field accepted. Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, or related field preferred. 3+ years semiconductor manufacturing experience is preferred.
