Die Prep Process Engineer (MES Project)

Texas Instruments; Kuala Lumpur; On-site; MYR 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments is seeking a Process Engineer to lead the digital design of our Die Prep manufacturing processes, guiding a multi-phase MES implementation from project initiation through live deployment and into production optimization.

During a 1-month orientation, you will be familiarized with TI systems before joining the MES project team for 1–2 years. After go-live, you return to a production role to drive yield and efficiency using MES data.

Responsibilities

• MES Implementation (Project Phase): Drive Die Prep process design within the MES. Define flows, routing, and material handling.
• Control & Exception Handling: Define digital process controls and exception handling (holds/rework) specific to Die Prep/Dicing operations.
• Alignment & Validation: Validate workflows with quality and manufacturing teams; support UAT and deployment.
• Sustaining (Post-Project Phase): Return to production to utilize MES data for process optimization, yield analysis, and managing Die Prep process stability.

Job description

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Texas Instruments is seeking a Process Engineer to lead the digital design of our Die Prep manufacturing processes. This is a unique, multi-phase role: following a 1 month TI orientation familiarizing with TI systems while being deployed into a critical MES implementation project team for 1–2 years. Once the system is live, you will return to a production role, using your knowledge of digital process controls to drive yield and efficiency.

Key Responsibilities:

• MES Implementation (Project Phase): Drive Die Prep process design within the MES. Define flows, routing, and material handling.
• Control & Exception Handling: Define digital process controls and exception handling (holds/rework) specific to Die Prep/Dicing operations.
• Alignment & Validation: Validate workflows with quality and manufacturing teams; support UAT and deployment.
• Sustaining (Post-Project Phase): Return to production to utilize MES data for process optimization, yield analysis, and managing Die Prep process stability.