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Samsung Semiconductor

Metrology Process Engineer - Day

Samsung Semiconductor

Taylor, TX · full time

$70,480 – $179,090

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What this role is

A Process Engineer role at Samsung's Austin semiconductor fab who monitors wafer production, qualifies processes on new equipment, analyzes data for process improvements, and manages equipment changes in a 24/7 manufacturing environment. This suits engineers with a chemical, mechanical, electrical, industrial, physics, or materials science background who want hands-on process development in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS or MS in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Material Science, or Computer Science
  • Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA
  • Eligible to work in US without sponsorship
  • Scripting experience in Python, VBA, or equivalent
  • Understanding of statistical methods
  • Knowledge of Change Point Management
  • Understanding of Lean, TPS, or 5S principles
  • Structure problem solving methodology (8D, 7-step, or similar)
  • Data analysis software experience (Spotfire, JMP, Matlab, or similar)
  • Equipment or process troubleshooting experience
  • Able to wear cleanroom suit and PPE per protocol
  • Able to lift less than 35 lbs
  • Able to work in tight-fitting fab environment
  • Able to sit at computer terminal for extended periods
  • Vision adequate for exposure to yellow and blinking lights
  • Able to discern audible alarms
  • Capable of working with materials containing hazardous chemicals
  • Able to support shift duties in 24x7 manufacturing environment
  • US export control authorization or eligibility

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