Process and Equipment Engineer

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The Role and Impact

Join Intel as a Module Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in enhancing the production of advanced integrated circuits. In this position, you will own and optimize high-volume manufacturing equipment and processes, ensuring precision and minimizing defects. Your contributions will directly impact manufacturing efficiency, quality, and scalability, enabling Intel to maintain its leadership in semiconductor innovation.

Business Group

The role is part of Intel's Assembly Test Manufacturing (ATM) division, which serves as the backbone of Intel's back-end manufacturing operations. ATM supports Intel's diverse portfolio of products across key business segments, including client, server, automotive, and connectivity. The group focuses on advanced packaging and manufacturing technologies to deliver competitive solutions, aligning with Intel's IDM 2.0 strategy to drive innovation and global leadership.

Key Responsibilities

• Own and optimize high-volume manufacturing equipment and processes to achieve production efficiency, quality, and cost goals.
• Conduct tests and measurements to control critical dimensions and minimize defectivity in production lines.
• Recommend and implement modifications to improve operational efficiencies, manufacturing techniques, and output performance.
• Expand high-volume manufacturing capacity to demonstrate technology capabilities and ensure seamless transfer to global manufacturing sites.
• Execute equipment maintenance, repair activities, and continuous improvement initiatives aligned with safety, quality, productivity, and yield metrics.
• Develop systems for excursion prevention and identify discrepant material or activities within equipment and processes.
• Manage equipment installation, conversion, and qualification to ensure safe and quality operations during factory ramps.
• Collaborate with suppliers and cross-functional teams to drive process optimization and high-volume production readiness.
• Facilitate technology transfers through training, audits, and ensuring consistent processing across sites.