As a Layout Technologist, you will drive the tactical planning and execution of tool move‑in through collaboration with operations, logistics and relevant vendors, ensuring layout drawing matches factory site locations and facilitating seamless workflow and communication to schedule tool relocations.
Main Responsibilities
- Conduct site assessments with stakeholders (e.g., Tool Owners, Facilities teams) prior to equipment move‑in to ensure plans are feasible and executable on‑site.
- Perform move‑path assessments, including for First‑Of‑A‑Kind (FOAK) equipment, to ensure safe, feasible, and executable movement within the fab.
- Execute datum marking and verification activities to confirm alignment with layout and installation requirements.
- Manage furniture, safety devices, and temporary staging within the fab.
- Coordinate with contractors on equipment move‑in and move‑out activities within the fab.
- Communicate and, when necessary, escalate tool layout constraints or on‑site assessment issues to Layout Engineers in a timely manner.
Other Responsibilities
- Deploy appropriate AI‑driven solutions to achieve effective and efficient outcomes for self and teams.
Qualifications
- Diploma in Engineering.
- Willingness to work on‑site on a regular basis in both cleanroom and non‑cleanroom environments, including compliance with required attire such as smocks and personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Basic computer proficiency with Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).
- Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot basic issues and identify root causes.
- Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision while maintaining accountability for assigned tasks.
- Strong time management and task prioritization skills in a dynamic, onsite environment.
- Proven teamwork skills with an emphasis on collaboration and effective team dynamics.
- Clear and effective verbal and written communication skills for coordination with stakeholders and contractors.
- Basic AutoCAD knowledge is an advantage.
- Adaptability and responsiveness to a wide range of onsite issues, with the ability to propose practical solutions.
- Basic capability in data extraction, analysis, and reporting to support operational activities.
- Basic understanding of semiconductor equipment, fab operations, and manufacturing processes.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.