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As an Equipment Engineer you will be primarily responsible for starting up, developing, and optimizing Pump/Abatement/Chiller equipment to improve product quality, driving yield improvements, cost reduction, productivity improvement and risk management as well as resolving manufacturing line problems.
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As an Equipment Engineer, you will maintain the tool performance as measured by availability to production and primary quality metrics and use data analysis to drive the priority equipment engineering within the area.
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The Equipment Engineer role is responsible for supervising the health of their assigned equipment, ensuring high-quality output, and providing proactive redundancy plans for bottlenecks that could impact Fab cycle time (CT) or turns.
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The Dry Etch Equipment Engineer role can be broadly defined as the responsibility for the installation, functionality, and maintenance of an equipment toolset. Communicates changes made to equipment and follow business rules for change control.
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