Metrology Equipment Engineer

Required Skills & Experience

• Associate's Degree OR 8+ years of Semiconductor experience may qualify in lieu of degree.
• 3+ years of Metrology Semiconductor experience.
• Experience with advanced electronics, equipment troubleshooting, installation, repair, and operation of Semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
• Physically capable of standing for long periods of time as well as lifting and carrying objects up to 50 pounds.

Nice to Have Skills & Experience

Shift Time:

2 A shifts Sunday- Tuesday and every other Saturday 5:30 AM-5:30 PM

B Shift: Sunday- Tuesday and every other Saturday 5:30 PM-5:30 AM

C Shift: Wednesday- Friday and every other Saturday 5:30 AM- 5:30 PM

D Shift: Wednesday- Friday and every other Saturday 5:30 PM- 5:30 AM Hourly Pay; $37 - 42/HR

B&D Shift get a differential on top of their pay - 15%

Job Description

Insight Global is hiring a Metrology Equipment Technician for a leading Semiconductor company in Austin, TX. This technician will be specialized in Semiconductor Metrology Equipment Maintenance and will work in their 24/7 main FAB and interact with multiple disciplines. Technician's will be performing complete daily tool checks, will have quick responses to breakdown maintenance, complete scheduled preventative maintenance in a timely manner to minimize stop loss, troubleshoot complex problems, and monitor equipment processes. Day-To-Day: - Experience with the following tools is desired: APS 2000 Wafer Sorter, KLA Tencor UV1200 Thin Films Measurement Systems, KLA Tencor SP1/SP2 Particle Measurement Systems, KLA 8100 CDSEM, KLA ASET F5 Scatterometry, AMAT SEMVision G3, KLA Tencor 2367 or KLA PUMA 9000D. - Troubleshoot and repair all hardware and process failures for above tools. - Perform preventative maintenance activities following standardized work documents. - Use SPC charts and FabGuard Fault Detection (FDC) software to evaluate tool performance and utilize data to troubleshoot complex equipment and process issues. - Perform technical support in the form of electrical and mechanical troubleshooting, diagnostics, adjustments, repair, modifications, assembly, and calibration of equipment according to specifications, blueprints, manuals, or written instructions. - Document maintenance activities and assist in improving standardized work documents for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks. - Maintain spare parts inventory and various other activities related to the success of the area. - Assist Equipment Engineers with equipment upgrades, improvements, and long down troubleshooting. - Work with process technicians on wafer recoveries and post maintenance qualification tasks. - Coordinate equipment down time with Manufacturing Leads.