Semiconductor Process Technician
agfunderRaleigh (NC)
About the role
Semiconductor Process Technician Uviquity is seeking an experienced Semiconductor Process Technician to play a critical role in building the next-generation of Far UVC light engines for disinfection and other applications. This full-time position will focus on fabrication of semiconductor devices in cleanroom environments, and will require a candidate who can work in various process and inspection roles. The candidate should be a hands-on "doer", eager to take ownership of process challenges and execute detailed instructions with minimal oversight. Attention to detail, excellent documentation and problem-solving abilities are required.
Job Responsibilities:
Wafer processing on a variety of semiconductor equipment in cleanroom and research lab environments. Inspection and documentation of processing results, including optical images, equipment parameters, and metrology data. Perform process and inspection operations per written instructions and direction from the engineering staff. Perform in-line and end-line defect inspections to help identify leading failure modes and support yield improvements. Promote a safe work environment, and employee ownership of quality and continuous improvement.
Requirements:
Experience with a wide variety of semiconductor process technologies, including photolithography, plasma etch, thin film deposition, wet etching and/or sample grinding/polishing. Ability to carefully handle small, sensitive parts in a lab environment. Experience working with optical devices, MEMS, wafer-scale packaging, and/or novel substrates in a semiconductor cleanroom are preferred. Knowledge of SPC, Quality Systems, and Design of Experiments are preferred. Two-year technical degree in manufacturing, electronics, or a related field; and 4+ years of industry experience. Significant relevant experience will be considered. Experience with both hazardous chemicals and cleanroom safety protocols are very important. Strong communication skills, flexibility, and ability to work well in a dynamic, multi-disciplinary environment.
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