MANAGER, F10 MFG IMPLANT

• Lead, mentor, and develop engineers in improving equipment manufacturing availability, performing effective troubleshooting, resolving equipment-related issues, and driving yield-related investigations. Establish and maintain robust SPC, FDC, and qualification systems to detect equipment risks inline.

• Define, track, and continuously improve key operational metrics across safety, cost, yield, quality, cycle time, output, and overall equipment performance.

• Collaborate closely with Process, Process Integration, Manufacturing, and Production Planning teams to achieve site-level operational and HVM targets.

• Serve as the primary representative for Fab10 in cross‑site forums such as CST teams and KEG, facilitating knowledge sharing, alignment, and deployment of lessons learned and new frontier learning.

• Partner with equipment vendors and material suppliers to drive continuous improvement, implement BKMs, and conduct global benchmarking to ensure competitiveness across Micron sites.

• Lead structured problem-solving activities within the department and across cross-functional teams to ensure timely, sustainable root‑cause resolution.

• Recruit, train, coach, and retain high-performing engineering talent to build long‑term capability and prepare the next generation of Implant leadership.

• Develop and strengthen organizational resilience by understanding team strengths and gaps, establishing growth plans, and building trust and engagement within the team.

• Support technology roadmap execution, including process robustness improvements, new tool introductions, and alignment on global equipment configurations and standards.

• Drive TPM/PM optimization and alignment with global SOPs to ensure equipment stability, PM success rates, and productivity improvements.

• Ensure full compliance with EHS, quality systems, audit requirements, risk management expectations, and regulatory standards, working with EHS teams as required.

• Lead capacity planning discussions, tool loading strategy, and operational readiness for ramps, new tool deployments, and capability expansions.

• Champion cost management initiatives, including cost benchmarking, cost-down opportunities, and resource optimization in partnership with global and local teams.

• Enable strong cross‑site and cross‑functional collaboration by maintaining relationships across Micron's manufacturing network, fostering best-practice sharing, and supporting multi-site problem solving.

• Promote a high-performance culture focused on accountability, operational excellence, safety leadership, inclusion, and continuous learning.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, or a related technical field.

• Strong technical foundation in semiconductor equipment engineering, process engineering, or manufacturing operations.

• Deep understanding of implant toolsets, equipment behavior, and equipment‑to‑process interactions

• Minimum 5 years of semiconductor manufacturing experience in equipment engineering, manufacturing engineering, or technical leadership roles.

• Proven track record in improving equipment availability, driving yield improvements, and resolving complex equipment‑related issues.

• Experience working with global engineering networks, equipment CST teams, or cross‑site collaboration forums.

• Strong people‑leadership skills with the ability to develop, motivate, and retain engineering talent.

• Ability to build a resilient, high‑performance team culture aligned with safety, quality, and operational excellence.

• Strong analytical thinking with the ability to diagnose technical issues, perform root‑cause analysis, and implement permanent corrective actions.