Photolithography Process Sustaining Engineer

1010 Analog Devices Inc.; Camas (WA); On-site; USD 64,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, vision and dental coverage

401k plan

Paid vacation, holidays, and sick time

10 paid holidays per year

Job summary

Analog Devices Inc. in Washington state is seeking an Associate Process Sustaining Engineer to sustain and improve wafer fabrication processes in a high‑volume semiconductor facility.

You will own processes, analyze data, and partner with operations to improve yield, quality, cost, and cycle time. The ideal candidate has a strong semiconductor processing background with photolithography expertise, and can work on-site in a fast‑paced, 24/7 manufacturing environment with ownership and teamwork.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a physics/chemistry/materials science/electronics or related engineering field.
• 2+ years in semiconductor manufacturing, preferably photolithography.
• Strong understanding of photolithography theory and process knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Sustain high‑volume wafer manufacturing by applying technical expertise in photolithography.
• Develop improvements to production processes to raise yield and reduce costs.
• Investigate root causes of discrepant materials and drive quality improvements.
• Troubleshoot process shifts and apply SPC to identify gaps.
• Optimize processes to maximize output and align performance across tools.
• Qualify new equipment and processes for production use.
• Analyze cycle time and overall equipment effectiveness to drive improvements.

Skills

Photolithography experience

Teamwork

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Electronics, or a related engineering field

Tools

TEL ACT8 track

Die coat polyimide

Spin on Glass

Job description

Analog Devices Inc. in Washington state is seeking an Associate Process Sustaining Engineer to sustain and improve wafer fabrication processes in a high‑volume semiconductor facility.

You will own processes, analyze data, and partner with operations to improve yield, quality, cost, and cycle time. The ideal candidate has a strong semiconductor processing background with photolithography expertise, and can work on-site in a fast‑paced, 24/7 manufacturing environment with ownership and teamwork.