Facilities Technology Transfer Engineer
linkedinBoise (ID)
About the role
Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all. Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. Micron is seeking a Facilities Technology Transfer Engineer to join our world-class Engineering team in Boise, ID, USA. This is an outstanding opportunity to be part of a company that is at the forefront of the semiconductor industry. The Facilities Technology Transfer (FTT) Engineer at Micron Technology, Inc., is responsible for providing facilities engineering planning and support for deployment of technology transfer from Micron's Technology Development Fabs to Micron's HVM facilities. Engineering includes analysis of production tool utility requirements, analysis of new technology utility requirements and First of a Kind (FOAK) materials, processes and tools that may have impact on facilities, safety, and/or the environment. You will be expected to ensure engagement with manufacturing during technology transfer and help push out facilities requirements for upcoming technology transfers. The FTT Engineer will work independently with minimal direction, complete projects in a timely manner and achieve set objectives and goals.
Responsibilities:
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and execute technology transfer plans, ensuring the successful integration of new facilities technologies and processes. Partner with Facilities, Industrial, and Planning Engineers to develop tool utility databases, templates, and utility matrices that support technology transfer requirements. Drive continuous improvement initiatives to optimize facility systems, enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, and improve transfer execution. Monitor, analyze, and communicate key program metrics, including utility capacity, transition costs, and performance-to-plan measurements, to support informed decision-making. Develop and maintain systems, tools, and applications that improve communication, data collection, reporting, and information sharing throughout the transfer process. Provide engineering support to identify and resolve technical challenges, ensure safety is integrated into all transfer activities, and maintain compliance with environmental, health, safety, and quality standards. Partner with Technology Development and High-Volume Manufacturing teams to assess process changes, define facilities requirements, and support future technology introductions.
Minimum Qualifications:
- B.S. degree in Data Science, Engineering, Semiconductor, or related field of study 3+ years of experience with facilities engineering
- Proven experience in facilities engineering and/or technology transfer
- Sophisticated PC skills including a familiarity with MS Office Word, Excel, PPT, SAP, Autodesk and coding programs
- Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams
Preferred Qualifications:
- Advanced knowledge of data science methodologies: Data collection, preparation, modeling and reporting
- Experience or knowledge in one or more scripting, programming, and visualization tools (Python, Tableau, PowerBI, Microsoft Suite)
- Experience using digital tools, data analytics, and AI-enabled technologies to improve engineering efficiency, support technical decision-making, and enhance operational performance 5+ Years of experience within the Semiconductor Industry.
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