Photolithography Equipment Engineer - Process Improvement

RiseMe; Chandler (AZ); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

NXP is seeking a Photolithography Equipment Engineer in Chandler, AZ for a high-volume wafer manufacturing environment. Prior semiconductor processing experience is required, including ASML PAS5500/400/700 scanners, Canon Stepper, TEL ACT 8 or Mark 7, and KLA CDSEM/SL3 tools.

Strong root cause analysis and maintenance leadership are essential. Responsibilities include fault identification, root-cause action plans, tool maintenance procedures, technician training, cost reduction, and

Qualifications

• Must have a BS or MS degree in engineering or a degree in relevant field of studies
• More than 5 years of process engineering experience in a similar high volume semiconductor manufacturing environment

Responsibilities

• Identification and reduction of reoccuring machine faults
• Creation of hard down action plans driving to root cause
• Developing and improving tool maintenance procedures
• Training maintenance technicians
• Reducing overall cost of equipment and scrap
• Improving tool utilization and availability
• Participating in and/or leading cross-functional and lean activity teams
• Supporting process development activities
• Sourcing and releasing new equipment

Skills

Six-Sigma

Root Cause Analysis

Process Improvement

Lean Manufacturing

FMEAs

Education

BS or MS in Engineering

Tools

ASML Scanner PAS5500/400/700

Canon Stepper

TEL ACT 8 or Mark 7 track

KLA 8100 CDSEM

KLA SL3

Archers/UVs/ASET/HRPs

Onto IRIS

Job description

NXP is seeking a Photolithography Equipment Engineer in Chandler, AZ for a high-volume wafer manufacturing environment. Prior semiconductor processing experience is required, including ASML PAS5500/400/700 scanners, Canon Stepper, TEL ACT 8 or Mark 7, and KLA CDSEM/SL3 tools.

Strong root cause analysis and maintenance leadership are essential. Responsibilities include fault identification, root-cause action plans, tool maintenance procedures, technician training, cost reduction, and