DIW/IWW Facilities System Specialist — 24/7 Uptime

Texas Instruments

Richardson (TX)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Texas Instruments RFAB is seeking a skilled DIW/IWW Facilities Technician System Specialist to operate, maintain, and optimize DIW/IWW systems. You will ensure safety, regulatory compliance, and uptime in a high-yield semiconductor environment.

This role requires on-call availability, collaboration with engineers and contractors, and hands-on work in cleanrooms and hazardous environments. The position emphasizes system diagnostics, preventive maintenance, and data-driven decision making to

Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent.
7 years of related experience.
Willingness to handle call-in situations after hours.

Responsibilities

Operate and Maintain Systems: Monitor, operate, and maintain DIW/IWW systems, including troubleshooting and performing preventive and corrective maintenance to ensure zero impact on manufacturing.
Response & Diagnostics: Serve as the responder to system issues, performing rapid and accurate situational assessments and implementing immediate troubleshooting and corrective actions.
Emergencies and Issues: Respond quickly to potentially critical situations, perform rapid and accurate situational assessments, and troubleshoot system components to minimize downtime and ensure safe operations.
Ensure Compliance and Safety: Conduct regular inspections to ensure system compliance with safety, regulatory, and company requirements, and adhere to all safety and regulatory requirements, including hazardous production material handling and PPE use.
Analyze and Optimize System Performance: Monitor and analyze SCADA trends to identify patterns, anomalies, and potential issues in building systems, using data-driven insights to inform maintenance scheduling and troubleshooting.
Provide Technical Support and Coordination: Serve as the primary point of contact for system issues, emergencies, and upgrades, coordinating with contractors and vendors as needed, and provide technical support for 24-hour operations team. May require night, weekend and holiday support.
Maintain Records and Improve Processes: Maintain accurate records of system performance, maintenance activities, and repairs, and recommend improvements to processes and procedures, including updating Standard Operating Procedures and maintenance logs, to ensure best practices are in place and documented properly.
Cost Management Support: Assist with cost forecasting, parts ordering, and monitoring system-related expenses.
Event Ownership: Take ownership of system operations at the site level, facilitating Root Cause Analysis (RCA) with Engineering support, and managing follow-up actions and design updates.
Work Permit Review: Review work permits to ensure safety procedures are followed, system impact is mitigated, and hazards are addressed, coordinating with Central Engineering for complex permits.
ECN Implementation: Execute approved Engineering Change Notices (ECNs), coordinating with Virtual Control Room and Central Engineering.
Collaboration: Work closely with engineers and other technicians to implement solutions and improve processes.