Applied Materials

Process Engineering Technician (Shift)

Applied Materials
Equipment EngineeringSingapore,SGPFull-time1 months ago

About the role

AI summarised

Process Engineering Technician at a leading semiconductor equipment company, providing hands-on process support, wafer evaluation, and data collection for process development and manufacturing. Works in cleanroom environment on rotating shifts, collaborating with engineering teams to enable process characterization and continuous improvement.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Executes process support for development and manufacturing according to process documentation, run cards, and experiment plans.
  • Performs wafer metrology and inspection using approved tools to collect accurate process data.
  • Supports DOE by running wafers, tracking splits, ensuring proper disposition, and validating compliance.
  • Evaluates wafers with visual inspection, defect review, measurement verification, and basic data checks.
  • Assists in process characterization and qualification by collecting and reporting measurement results.
  • Monitors process conditions, wafer status, and lot flow; escalates abnormalities to Process Engineering.
  • Conducts process checks, rework, and wafer recovery per procedures and instructions.
  • Documents work via logs, records, summaries, and shift notes for data integrity and compliance.
  • Helps update procedures, checklists, and instructions based on feedback and changes.
  • Generates Quality Notifications for deviations or anomalies and supports root cause analysis.

Requirements

  • Complies with Applied Materials EHS, cleanroom, chemical handling, and contamination control requirements, including proper use of PPE.
  • Adheres to process discipline and data integrity standards, ensuring accurate execution and reporting of experimental and manufacturing activities.
  • Proactively reports safety concerns, process risks, and abnormal conditions and participates in required safety and quality training.
  • Demonstrates proficiency in process flows, wafer handling, metrology techniques, inspection methods, and experimental execution within defined procedures.
  • Applies established analytical thinking to identify abnormal results or trends and escalates findings appropriately.
  • Understands how process support, metrology, and experimental execution contribute to process development, yield learning, and business objectives.
  • Communicates clearly with Process Engineers, Metrology Engineers, and cross‑functional teams regarding experiment status, data quality, and observed issues.
  • Provides effective shift handovers to ensure continuity of process activities.
  • Works in cleanroom and lab environments, requiring use of PPE such as coveralls, gloves, safety glasses, and chemical protection as required.
  • Performs tasks involving standing for extended periods, wafer handling, and movement between process and metrology areas.