Engineer, Process Engineering

Brief Summary

Join a dynamic team as a Process Engineer, where you will leverage your expertise to enhance semiconductor processes and troubleshoot complex technical issues, driving efficiency and quality improvements.

Responsibilities

• Analyze SPC charts using SPACE and apply PR rules to maintain a high quality troubleshooting rate for SPC OOC. Review ESPC charts utilizing SPACE while adhering to all relevant guidelines. Conduct analysis on split lot data, DOE data, ET, and sort yield Create SPC charts, DCOP, and modify SLDB Upload and verify recipe content compliance using RMS raise PCRB and comprehend requirements for its opening. Follow through with qualification plans, analyze data with required software, and ensure CR closure. Follow up on SPSR, MRB, 8D, TECN, or specification updates with ECN. Provide guidance to junior engineers and support new process and equipment qualification. Collaborate closely with Equipment Engineers on equipment acceptance processes. Analyze data to identify chronic process issues and lead improvement initiatives. Establish procedures for cross-departmental resolutions and coach engineers on effective tool usage. Offer feedback and training to Process Engineers on troubleshooting and risk assessment skills. Lead improvement projects, analyze process windows, and provide plans to enhance CPK and reduce OOC. Facilitate process matching between equipment to minimize variation through analysis and DOE. Work cohesively with Equipment and Manufacturing Engineers to achieve module objectives. Drive the team to meet Uptime and OEE targets stipulated for key indices. Lead a small cross-functional task force addressing yield improvements and excursion challenges. Engage with cross-fab benchmarking activities to adopt best practices campus-wide. Conduct self-audits and update documentation to align with TS16949 Quality Standard requirements.

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, Mechatronics, or Microelectronics Engineering. 3 to 5 years of relevant experience in semiconductor wafer process engineering. Proven capability to identify, assess, and resolve technical problems. Willingness to work normal/swing shifts or 12-hour rotating shifts as needed. Prior experience in foundry or similar industry is advantageous.