Semiconductor Module Equipment Technician

Intel Corporation; Rio Rancho (NM); On-site; USD 52,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Stock bonuses

Vacation

Job summary

Intel Corporation in New Mexico is seeking a C4 Module Equipment Technician-Contract Employee to support wafer packaging manufacturing. You will help maintain and improve equipment performance, troubleshoot issues, and document system failures while working closely with Module Engineering for experiments and configuration changes.

The role requires on-site presence in Albuquerque, adherence to safety standards, and the ability to handle 12-hour shift patterns within a cleanroom environment.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in a technical field with 2+ years of experience in equipment maintenance.
• High School Diploma or GED with 4+ years in manufacturing or military technical experience.
• Military technical experience counts towards qualifications.
• Technical or trade certifications are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, troubleshoot, and improve manufacturing equipment performance.
• Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues on non-functioning equipment.
• Dismantle, repair, install, and align equipment per plans and manuals.
• Set up equipment, calibrate, and perform preventative maintenance.
• Document failures and update equipment specifications.

Skills

Safety mindset

Documentation

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Data interpretation

Communication

Basic computer literacy

Education

Associate degree in a technical field

High School Diploma or GED + 4+ years manufacturing experience

High School Diploma or GED + 2+ years equipment maintenance experience

Military technical experience

Technical certification

Tools

Hand tools and electrical meters

Calibration tools

Job description

Intel Corporation in New Mexico is seeking a C4 Module Equipment Technician-Contract Employee to support wafer packaging manufacturing. You will help maintain and improve equipment performance, troubleshoot issues, and document system failures while working closely with Module Engineering for experiments and configuration changes.

The role requires on-site presence in Albuquerque, adherence to safety standards, and the ability to handle 12-hour shift patterns within a cleanroom environment.