Semiconductor Manufacturing Engineer - Hybrid & Impactful

Intel Corporation; Phoenix, Northern (AZ, KY); Hybrid; USD 76,000 - 146,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock bonuses

Health benefits

Retirement plan

Vacation

Job summary

Intel Corporation seeks a Semiconductor Manufacturing Engineer to develop, support, and advance high-volume manufacturing processes and systems, focusing on sustaining operations and improving efficiency, product quality, and factory performance. The role is based in Phoenix, AZ, with a hybrid work model.

As part of Intel's Assembly Technology Development team, you will analyze metrics, drive improvements, and collaborate across operations, engineering, and automation to deliver manufacturing

Qualifications

• US Citizenship is required.
• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering or STEM field.
• Hands-on experience in manufacturing processes (internships, projects, coursework)

Responsibilities

• Provide technical expertise throughout the product lifecycle, including New Product Introduction (NPI) builds and sustaining manufacturing processes.
• Develop and implement manufacturing decision support tools, methodologies, and standards for operational sequences and processes.
• Identify and resolve process deviations while driving improvements in efficiency, product quality, and factory performance.
• Analyze factory metrics to enhance output, capacity, and overall operational health.
• Collaborate with factory operations, engineering teams, and automation stakeholders to align strategies and tools with operational goals.
• Develop and maintain manufacturing documentation on process requirements, product configuration, and build standards.
• Partner with automation teams to define and implement manufacturing system requirements and solutions.

Skills

US Citizenship

Manufacturing experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering or STEM

Tools

SQL

PowerBI

R

JMP

Job description

Intel Corporation seeks a Semiconductor Manufacturing Engineer to develop, support, and advance high-volume manufacturing processes and systems, focusing on sustaining operations and improving efficiency, product quality, and factory performance. The role is based in Phoenix, AZ, with a hybrid work model.

As part of Intel's Assembly Technology Development team, you will analyze metrics, drive improvements, and collaborate across operations, engineering, and automation to deliver manufacturing