TSMC Module Equipment Engineer

At TSMC Arizona, brilliance can ignite a world of innovation and launch a promising future. The world’s most brilliant innovators entrust us to transform their ideas into world-changing products that impact millions of lives. As long as you have the same passion to pursue excellence, you will find your fit here.

TSMC Arizona module engineering departments are looking for equipment engineering talents to join our advanced technology fab, located in sunny Phoenix, Arizona. As an Equipment Engineer, you will demonstrate a strong sense of reliability and enthusiasm and will possess an attitude that embodies our core values – Integrity, Commitment, Innovation and Customer Trust.

Equipment Engineer is focusing on improving tool performance and availability while meeting uptime and cycle time requirements.

CMP:
Chemical Mechanical Planarization

CVD:
Chemical Vapor Deposition

PVD:
Physical Vapor Deposition

EPI :
Epitaxy

DIF :
Diffusion

WET:
Wet Clean

ME :
Metrology

Etch:
Wet Etch and Dry Etch

LIT :
Lithography

Applicants must be legally eligible to work in the United States and have:

• 1. Bachelor's or higher degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics, Mechatronics Engineering, or equivalent fields.
• 2. Working experience knowledge in mechanical-related or semiconductor processes is preferred.
• 3. Academic skills of numerical analysis, statistics, optics, chemistry, or physics.
• 4. At least 1 year experience in semiconductor industry as Equipment Engineer is a strong add.
• 5. Able to lift weight consistent with applicable regulations and/or safety guidelines, including NIOSH lifting recommendations.
• 6. Able to work in a cleanroom environment, gowning up in coveralls, hoods, boots, safety glasses and gloves. Spend significant amount of time on the factory floor working on the tools.
• 7. All Equipment Engineers (EE) may be required to work a Compressed Work Week (4-day on, 3-day off, 3-day on, 4-day off), and may be required to work night shift on a rotational basis.
• 8. Night shift rotations are expected to be no more than 4 months per calendar year.