Night Shift Thin-Film Process Sustaining Tech

1010 Analog Devices Inc.; Beaverton (OR); On-site; USD 39,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

401k

Paid vacation

Holidays and sick time

Job summary

Analog Devices, Inc. seeks a thin films process engineer for a 3rd shift (Nights: Thu-Sat and alt Wed, 6pm-6am) in Beaverton, OR. You will support CVD/PVD processes in a high-volume, 24x7 environment, monitor SPC data, and address tool faults to protect product quality.

Strong communication and data analysis skills are essential. Qualifications include an associate degree in a technical field or HS+3 years in semiconductor thinfilms, plus the ability to work in clean rooms for 12-hour shifts.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in a technical field or high school plus 3 years of semiconductor thinfilms process experience.
• Strong communication skills (written, verbal, and presentation).
• Strong data mining and troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment and shift priorities.

Responsibilities

• Thin films (CVD/PVD) process engineering support in a 24x7 manufacturing environment.
• Support SPC process monitoring and tool fault disposition, and address quality impact to products.
• Set up deposition/sputtering tool recipes in metals or CVD areas.
• Work closely with operators and provide training and support.
• Review defect maps and SPC charts; verify tool logs across toolsets.

Skills

Thinfilms

Data analysis

Communication

Flexibility

Cleanroom work

Education

Associate degree in technical field

HS +3 years semiconductor process experience

Tools

Deposition/sputtering equipment

Job description

Analog Devices, Inc. seeks a thin films process engineer for a 3rd shift (Nights: Thu-Sat and alt Wed, 6pm-6am) in Beaverton, OR. You will support CVD/PVD processes in a high-volume, 24x7 environment, monitor SPC data, and address tool faults to protect product quality.

Strong communication and data analysis skills are essential. Qualifications include an associate degree in a technical field or HS+3 years in semiconductor thinfilms, plus the ability to work in clean rooms for 12-hour shifts.