Engineer/ Senior Engineer, NAND NTI RDA Shift Operations

Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Monitor daily process operations and support wafer movement through the NTI RDA line to ensure timely execution of development activities and experiments.

• Perform lot disposition by reviewing inspection results, process conditions, experimental requirements, and established operational guidelines.

• Escalate abnormal findings to application engineers and process owners when required.

• Support setup, execution, and maintenance of basic inspection recipes across optical inspection workstations, ensuring compliance with standard operating procedures and business requirements.

• Coordinate and prioritize inspection requests from Process Integration, Process Development, Product Engineering, and Manufacturing teams to meet committed cycle time and learning objectives.

• Track and communicate lot status, inspection progress, tool utilization, and operational risks to relevant stakeholders during shift handovers and routine operations reviews.

• Assist engineers in data collection, wafer disposition, experiment execution, recipe qualifications, and characterization activities to support technology development and manufacturing transfers.

• Support the qualification, documentation, and continuous improvement of operational workflows, inspection methodologies, and best practices across RDA inspection workstations.

• Drive adherence to quality, safety, and operational excellence standards while identifying opportunities to improve efficiency, cycle time, and inspection readiness.

• Participate in troubleshooting basic recipe, lot flow, and operational issues while working closely with tool owners, application engineers, and cross-functional partners.

• Support technology transfer activities by assisting with process monitoring, inspection execution, and ramp support during new technology introduction and qualification phases.

Successful candidates for this position must have:

• Passion for semiconductor technology, process development, and manufacturing operations.

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to make timely operational decisions based on available data.

• Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively in cross-functional and shift-based environments.

• Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality, safety, and operational discipline.

• Ability to be self-motivated, adaptable, and capable of managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced R&D environment.

• Willingness to learn inspection methodologies, process fundamentals, and semiconductor manufacturing workflows.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, Chemistry, or a related technical field.

• Basic proficiency in data analysis tools and software such as Excel, Python, Tableau, Power BI, JMP, or similar analytical platforms is desirable.

• Ability to develop a strong understanding of semiconductor process flow, wafer disposition methodologies, defect inspection concepts, and process monitoring practices.

• Knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing, process integration, yield improvement, defectivity management, or inspection systems is desirable.

• Experience with optical inspection tools, metrology systems, or manufacturing operations is an advantage.

• Exposure to R&D, technology development, manufacturing transfers, or high-volume manufacturing environments is desirable.

• Exposure to leveraging AI and generative AI for automation and development of productivity improvement projects.

Preferred Attributes

• Experience supporting shift operations in semiconductor manufacturing or development environments.

• Familiarity with recipe setup and execution on optical inspection platforms.

• Ability to interpret inspection results and apply established disposition criteria.

• Strong teamwork skills with a customer-focused mindset and commitment to continuous improvement.