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Samsung Austin Semiconductor is seeking a Shift Supervisor for the Implant Department to lead a skilled team responsible for maintaining state-of-the-art production equipment, driving quality improvements, and reducing defects. You will monitor tool performance, analyze data, and coordinate daily workload in a fast-paced fab environment.
The role requires a technical mindset, lean principles knowledge, and experience with major implant-related equipment.
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In your role as a Shift Supervisor in the Implant Department, you will lead a talented team focused on maintaining basic condition on state-of-the-art Semiconductor Production Equipment while driving improvements related to quality, efficiency, defect reduction, and cost of ownership.
Here’s what you’ll be responsible for:
Monitoring tool status and tool performance daily along with any needed chart monitoring.
Reviewing FDC/Tool trend data to determine root cause of recurring issues.
Interpret datasets and distinguish statistical trends and what they mean relative to Implant process control.
Coordinating and leading team meetings and coordinating team members daily workload and sustaining activities in the fab when necessary.
Ensuring SOPs, PTPs, and Out of Control Action Plans (OCAPs) are utilized to work efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively.
Analyzing alarms/interlocks data to identify mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic issues relating to degrading parts / vacuum leaks / power supplies / pneumatic interfaces; and oversee Electrical, Pneumatic, and Mechanical troubleshooting.
Developing & improving documents: SOPs, Job Aids, Sensor Cards, OCAPs, Parts Lists, troubleshooting guides, PTPs, business process flows, etc. to identify and drive operational efficiency improvements.
Performing root cause analysis to prevent future BMs.
Analyze particle failures due to assembly/cabling/harness wear, assembly BMs, PS fails, etc.
Utilize common problem‑solving techniques such as Fishbone Diagrams and 5 Why's to provide solutions to issues on toolsets.
Willingness to Cross‑train on ion‑implantation Equipment, rapid thermal processing equipment and Implant Department process team.
High School diploma is required; Technical degree preferred but not required with strong mechanical aptitude.
2+ years of semi‑conductor experience highly desired.
Knowledge of Implant, chamber Anneal (RTP), and/or chamber Treatment (etch) processes and equipment preferred.
Experience with AMAT, Axcelis, LAM, Mattson, Nissin, and/or Veeco equipment preferred.
Understanding of Lean Principles and Proficient in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Word.
At Samsung Austin Semiconductor, base pay is just one part of our total compensation package. The base compensation for this role will depend on education, experience, skills, and location. We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including:
Eligible full‑time employees (salaried or hourly) may also receive MBO bonuses based on company, division, and individual performance.
All positions at Samsung Austin Semiconductor are full‑time on‑site.
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