Semiconductor Lab Technician – Clean Room & Night Shifts

TSMC; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 52,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

TSMC in Phoenix is seeking a laboratory technician to perform routine sampling and analytical work in our semiconductor fab. You will spend significant time in a clean room environment handling process chemicals and contributing to data collection and reporting to internal and external customers.

The role requires an Associate’s degree in science/engineering/technology and 6–12 months of lab experience, with basic PC skills and a disciplined approach to SOPs, numbers, and safety.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in science/engineering/technology required.
• 6-12+ months of chemical lab experience preferred.
• Basic PC skills with Windows and Office required.
• Able to follow SOPs and maintain accuracy.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine sampling and analysis for Fab process chemicals and clean room environment.
• Spend significant time in a clean room.
• Work with industrial chemicals, including concentrated acids and bases.
• Collect and organize data and report to internal/external customers.
• Assist engineers with analytical method development.
• Record and identify contamination levels.
• Manage equipment maintenance and chemicals.
• Maintain 5S lab housekeeping.
• Support Fab manufacturing operations and on-call schedule.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Team player

Problem solving

Attention to numbers

Instrumental analysis basics

SOP adherence

Education

Associate’s degree in Science/Engineering/Technology

Tools

MS Windows

MS Office

Job description

TSMC in Phoenix is seeking a laboratory technician to perform routine sampling and analytical work in our semiconductor fab. You will spend significant time in a clean room environment handling process chemicals and contributing to data collection and reporting to internal and external customers.

The role requires an Associate’s degree in science/engineering/technology and 6–12 months of lab experience, with basic PC skills and a disciplined approach to SOPs, numbers, and safety.