Process and Equipment Technician - Veterans and Transitioning Military

Process Technician Adhere to all safety protocols and complete required training. Operate and monitor semiconductor processing equipment; manage up to 25 online manufacturing systems. Support wafer process efficiency, quality, and innovation through collaboration with cross-functional teams. Partner with engineering to improve workstation operations and resolve bottlenecks. Contribute to troubleshooting and continuous improvement initiatives; analyze data to support process decisions. Assist in onboarding and training new team members. Work in both cleanroom and office environments, adapting to fabrication and data analysis needs. Perform tasks requiring physical activity, including standing for extended periods, walking, lifting (25-40 lbs), and navigating confined or uneven spaces. Communicate clearly in written and verbal formats; manage time and prioritize tasks independently. Apply Microsoft Office tools (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, OneNote, Excel) to complete tasks efficiently. Conduct technical tests and experiments for R&D in wafer fabrication; prepare reports and present findings. Provide technical support to process development and engineering teams. Collaborate with team members and vendors to monitor equipment performance, address preventative maintenance needs, and proactively resolve safety concerns. Perform light assembly using handheld tools (<3 lbs); regularly lift materials (25-40 lbs) as needed. Navy Rates (but not limited to): Electronics Technician (ET), Machinists Mate (MM), Electricians Mate (EM), Missile Technician (MT), Information Systems technician (IT), Aviation Electronics Technician (AT), Aviation Antisubmarine Warfare Technician (AX), Torpedoman's Mate (TM), Sonar Technician (ST), and All Nuclear reactor rates (MMN, EMN, ETN) Army MOS (but not limited to): 17C, 25-series, 91-series, 12-series, and 15-series Marine MOS (but not limited to): 06 Communications, 11 Utilities, 13 Engineer Construction Facilities & Equipment, 21 Ground Ordnance Maintenance, 28 Ground Electronics Maintenance Air Force (but not limited to): Aircraft Mechanic, Avionics Specialist, Missile and Space Systems Maintenance, Specialty Electronics Coast Guard (but not limited to): Electronics Technician (ET), Electricians Mate (EM), Information Systems Technician (IT), Machinery Technician (MK), Aviation Electrical Technician (AET), Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) High school diploma or equivalent. 2+ years of experience performing preventative maintenance and repairs on manufacturing equipment to minimize downtime. 2+ years of experience using mechanical, electronic, and PC/software skills to troubleshoot and resolve equipment issues. Flexibility to work 12-hour shifts (3 days on/4 days off and 4 days on/3 days off), rotate between day and night shifts every 4 months, and work overtime as needed. Ability to wear fab-specific cleanroom garments at all times and occasionally wear PPE (e.g., chemical apron, face shield). Willingness to alternate assignments between the Remote Operations Center (ROC) and in-FAB, with approximately 80% of time spent in ROC and 20% in-FAB. AAS or AS degree in Mechatronics, Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Science, Physics, Mathematics, or Supply Chain Management, or equivalent trade school/military experience. 4+ years of experience in maintaining manufacturing equipment, automation systems, or technical military experience. 2+ years of experience identifying performance gaps and implementing strategic improvements. 4+ years of experience leading projects related to equipment maintenance and improvement, with a focus on meeting scope, schedule, and budget requirements.