ICP-MS & Metrology Engineer for Bulk Chemical Delivery

Intel Corporation; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 89,010 - 170,630; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock bonuses

Health benefits

Retirement plan

Job summary

Intel Corporation located in Phoenix, AZ seeks an analytical chemist to qualify and maintain ICP-MS instruments within the Bulk Chemical Delivery group, ensuring data integrity across sites and supporting the metrology roadmap.

The role collaborates with Wet Lab engineers to optimize sample analysis, develop procedures, write White Papers, and train staff on analytical equipment. On-site work is required, with strong emphasis on safety and quality.

Qualifications

• Experience operating and maintaining ICP-MS instrumentation (ICP-MS, ICP-OES, AAS) in a chemistry lab.
• Ability to develop sampling procedures, interpret data, and support quality control.
• Familiarity with instrument qualification documents and data integrity across sites.

Responsibilities

• Maintain analytical equipment in BCD area and oversee vendor maintenance and alarms.
• Develop facility specs for BCD metrology equipment installation and integration with labs.
• Create documentation for sampling procedures and training plans for engineers/technicians.
• Determine IDL/MDL/PQL and develop automated responses and alarms.
• Write technical White Papers to support instrument qualifications and optimization.

Skills

ICP-MS operation

Analytical chemistry

Data interpretation & QC

Instrument maintenance & trouble-shoot

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemistry/Biology/related field

Master's degree in Chemistry/Biology/related field

Tools

Agilent ICP-MS (7900/8900)

LIMS data acquisition tool

ICP-OES

AAS

Job description

Intel Corporation located in Phoenix, AZ seeks an analytical chemist to qualify and maintain ICP-MS instruments within the Bulk Chemical Delivery group, ensuring data integrity across sites and supporting the metrology roadmap.

The role collaborates with Wet Lab engineers to optimize sample analysis, develop procedures, write White Papers, and train staff on analytical equipment. On-site work is required, with strong emphasis on safety and quality.