Equipment Associate Engineer - Unlimited Growth Potential

The Equipment Associate Engineer is responsible for performing maintenance and repairs on equipment. 

Responsibilities

• Perform equipment line sustaining function (corrective maintenance), preventive maintenance, predictive maintenance, and calibration
• Sustain and improve overall equipment performance 
• Updating consumable/spare parts to ensure no delay in machine recovery
• Assist engineers in setting up new machine and buy-off
• Participate and contribute in continuous improvement activities for machine up time, productivity, maintenance cost, quality and yield
• Support conversion and other engineering activities such as NPI and evaluation runs
• Maintain good housekeeping and safety practices in cleanroom
• Communicate with supervisor, shift colleagues and vendors to resolve problems
• Timely update and ensure data integrity of pass down report, PM checklist and other similar reports, checklists and documents
• Comply to safety standards and procedures during shift duty or working in the production line
• Any other ad-hoc duties as assigned

Requirements

• Diploma in Electrical/Electronics/Mechanical/Mechatronics or similar discipline
• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in semiconductor industry (packaging assembly)
• Knowledge in Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), total productive maintenance (TPM) or similar system of approach in maintenance system
• Machine troubleshooting skills and ability to read and interpret diagrams for electrical or electronics, pneumatics, mechanical assembly and parts drawing.
• Experience in mechanical and electrical/electronic tools, and measuring tools or instruments use in the repair and troubleshooting semiconductor equipment.
• Hands on experience in equipment maintenance and operation for any of below area, multiple vacancies are available. 

1. Die Prep/Recon: PnP, Backgrind, Laser grooving, Molding.
2. Backend
3. Lithography
4. Wet Etch
5. Thin Film

• Flexible to work under various shift pattern. The selected candidate will start with office hours, followed by Morning/Afternoon Shift and finally 12-hour rotating shift between day and night.