Entry-Level Semiconductor Equipment Engineer (Malta, NY)

Global Foundries; Town of Malta (NY); On-site; USD 58,000 - 101,000; Full time

Job summary

GlobalFoundries in Malta, NY is seeking an entry-level Equipment Engineer to join our Fab 8 team. The role focuses on installation, support, and continuous improvement of semiconductor production tools, collaborating with process and manufacturing teams.

You will develop SOPs, train technicians, analyze tool data, and contribute to KPI improvements while supporting startup, ramp, and cost-reduction initiatives, with travel up to 10%.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Solid State Physics or related field.
• Minimum 3.0 GPA and proven good academic standing.
• English language proficiency (written & verbal).
• Travel - Up to 10%.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with process and manufacturing teams to support equipment performance and reliability.
• Develop and maintain SOPs, BKMs, and JBIs.
• Develop training materials and provide training for equipment technicians.
• Partner with equipment suppliers, manage escalations, and drive resolution of tool issues.
• Perform advanced troubleshooting of semiconductor process tool issues and analyze trace data.
• Establish, monitor, and improve equipment KPIs including Availability and PM Success metrics.
• Support equipment startup, ramp, performance tracking, and cost-reduction initiatives.
• Collaborate with sister fabs to share best known methods and implement improvements.

Skills

English Fluency

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering or related field

Job description

GlobalFoundries in Malta, NY is seeking an entry-level Equipment Engineer to join our Fab 8 team. The role focuses on installation, support, and continuous improvement of semiconductor production tools, collaborating with process and manufacturing teams.

You will develop SOPs, train technicians, analyze tool data, and contribute to KPI improvements while supporting startup, ramp, and cost-reduction initiatives, with travel up to 10%.