R&D Semiconductor Pilot Technician

Arizona State University; Mesa (AZ); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits and retirement plans

Tuition reduction for employee and fam

Comprehensive insurance (health/dental

Job summary

Arizona State University seeks a detail-oriented Lab and Research Assistant to support semiconductor pilot-line operations in the SHIELD USA program. You will help develop, fabricate, and test next-generation devices, translating concepts into repeatable pilot-scale processes while working with engineers and scientists.

The role requires hands-on experience in lab environments, strong chemical and contamination control practices, and the ability to follow complex procedures with precision.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma and 3 years of related experience, or equivalent
• Familiarity with pilot-line or cleanroom environments is a plus
• Associate degree or hands-on experience in electronics/semiconductor fields preferred

Responsibilities

• Operate, monitor, and maintain semiconductor processing equipment including lithography, deposition, and metrology
• Document results from experimental runs and maintain logs
• Perform wafer-level inspections and data collection for process characterization
• Assist in troubleshooting equipment and processes with engineering staff
• Maintain cleanroom safety and contamination control
• Support continuous improvement initiatives in yield, reliability and efficiency
• Train junior technicians in operating procedures and best practices
• Prepare technical summaries for review

Skills

Attention to detail

Teamwork

Communication

Adaptability

Problem solving

Education

Associate degree in Electronics or related field

Hands-on experience in lab or cleanroom

Tools

Semiconductor processing equipment

SPC knowledge

Job description

Arizona State University seeks a detail-oriented Lab and Research Assistant to support semiconductor pilot-line operations in the SHIELD USA program. You will help develop, fabricate, and test next-generation devices, translating concepts into repeatable pilot-scale processes while working with engineers and scientists.

The role requires hands-on experience in lab environments, strong chemical and contamination control practices, and the ability to follow complex procedures with precision.