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Ocotillo Technology Fabrication Planar CMP Module Equipment Technician

Intel

Phoenix, AZ · full time

$60,450 – $85,340

Listed on Intel’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

An equipment technician role supporting Intel's semiconductor manufacturing operations, maintaining and troubleshooting production tools across planar, CMP, and TSV process areas. Suited for someone with hands-on equipment maintenance experience who can work rotating 12-hour shifts and handle technical problem-solving in a fast-paced fab environment.

Our summary, not Intel’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • High school diploma or equivalent plus one of: 2+ years related hands-on experience, 1+ year equipment maintenance role, 1+ year technical/trade certification, 2+ years technical experience, or associate degree in STEM
  • Ability to lift 25-pound parts 1-2 times per shift
  • Ability to climb and work on ladders 1-3 times per shift
  • Hands-on preventative and corrective maintenance experience on 300mm semiconductor equipment or equivalent

Nice to have

  • Engineering-Tech experience
  • Planarization and polishing process knowledge
  • Military experience
  • Advanced node semiconductor manufacturing experience
  • Experience with planar/CMP equipment (PLI, Applied Materials, Reflexion LK Prime)
  • Ability to influence development of maintenance specifications and procedures
  • Bachelor's degree in STEM field
  • Knowledge of process control systems
  • Experience with complex schematics and technical drawings
  • Integrated circuit fabrication experience
  • Experience in TSV functional area (BSP, TBT, PBD)

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