Shift Metrology Module Engineer

Overview In this role, you will be the metrology-focused technical resource supporting evening production operations. You will work closely with Operations, Process Engineering, Equipment Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality to swiftly identify and resolve issues affecting performance. You will drive equipment performance, process stability, and defect reduction while pursuing productivity gains and operational excellence. This position offers hands-on impact in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and a clear path to contribute to yield and quality improvements. Compensation / Benefitscompetitive benefits packagebase salary range ($101,700–$172,700)opportunity for career growth ResponsibilitiesOwn day-to-day engineering support for assigned metrology tools and processes during evening manufacturing operationsProvide rapid technical responses to process excursions, tool alarms, quality events, and production-impacting issuesMentor/train technicians and junior engineers in troubleshooting methodologies and best practicesLead structured root cause investigations and implement corrective and preventive actionsDrive tool performance, uptime, capability, and productivity improvementsPartner with manufacturing supervisors and technicians to maintain stable production operationsUtilize statistical methods and data analysis tools to improve process capability and manufacturing consistencyParticipate in cross-functional improvement projects focused on yield, cycle time, quality, and cost reductionCreate and maintain engineering documentation, procedures, specifications, and training materialsEnsure compliance with Environmental, Health, Safety, and Security requirements Key requirements3+ years of semiconductor manufacturing experienceExperience supporting metrology, process engineering, equipment engineering, yield engineering, or manufacturing engineering functionsExperience with statistical process control (SPC), data analysis, and structured problem solvingExperience working in a high-volume manufacturing environmentStrong written and verbal communication skillsAbility to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced manufacturing environmentMentoring and training abilitiesSemiconductor manufacturing processes and equipment knowledgeRoot cause analysis and troubleshooting methodologiesStatistical analysis and process control techniques