Night-Shift Failure Analysis Technician

GlobalFoundries; New York (NY); On-site; USD 48,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO & holidays

Medical, vision, and dental insurance

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

401(k) retirement savings plan

Tuition reimbursement

Paid parental leave

Quarterly performance bonus

Relocation assistance

Job summary

GlobalFoundries in Malta, NY seeks a Failure Analysis Lab Technician to perform routine analytical work, sample preparation (TEM/SEM) and imaging, and to report results on a 12-hour night shift with a 12.5% differential.

You will collaborate with lab engineers, maintain equipment, and assist with training and continuous improvement initiatives. Requires a 2-year technical/associate's degree and English fluency; SEM/FIB/TEM experience is preferred. Relocation assistance available.

Qualifications

• English language fluency (written & spoken) required.
• 2-year technical/associate's degree in science, math, engineering, electrical engineering, semiconductor manufacturing or related discipline or equivalent military training/experience.

Responsibilities

• Conduct routine analytical jobs using defined procedures ensuring cycle time and quality targets.
• Collaborate with lab engineers/managers to define analytical methods and interpret results.
• Perform basic preventive maintenance on analytical equipment to minimize downtime.
• Prepare samples (e.g., TEM/SEM) for subsequent analyses.
• Use standard software for job management and results reporting.
• Identify areas for improvement to reduce cycle time, increase utilization and reduce costs.
• Train new team members and promote a positive work environment.
• Complete reporting and documentation as required.
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives with urgency.

Skills

Fluency in English

Education

Associate's degree in science/engineering

Tools

SEM

FIB

TEM

Job description

GlobalFoundries in Malta, NY seeks a Failure Analysis Lab Technician to perform routine analytical work, sample preparation (TEM/SEM) and imaging, and to report results on a 12-hour night shift with a 12.5% differential.

You will collaborate with lab engineers, maintain equipment, and assist with training and continuous improvement initiatives. Requires a 2-year technical/associate's degree and English fluency; SEM/FIB/TEM experience is preferred. Relocation assistance available.