Process Sustaining Engineering

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Analog Devices in Wilmington is looking to recruit a Process Engineer within the Process Engineering group; this person will play a key role in supporting the MEMS manufacturing processes by driving process/equipment control, toolset qualification, continuous improvement and working with development in developing new wafer level capabilities for our technology roadmap.

• Position requires the individual to work in clean room Wafer Fab to perform their duties in Photo, Etch, and Wafer level bond process areas
• Work with senior level engineers on MEMS manufacturing
• As a technical contributor, driving continuous improvement for existing volume manufacturing processes, layers & tools in an area. Working with equipment and manufacturing groups to achieve it.
• As a technical contributor working with key groups/disciplines in determining root cause analysis of yield issues, excursions, equipment down-time and implementing corrective actions & robust solutions to improve the process.
• Working with the development groups and other disciplines within Analog in defining and developing new capabilities.
• Establishing clear standards for methods of equipment and/or process work amongst shift personnel and engineering groups – working with Equipment shift supervisors and Engineering groups to address gaps.
• Periodic review of key metrics associated with Safety, Quality, Output and Value for Money on equipment and processes for an area and driving associated initiatives
• Developing own expertise of key technology changes/equipment platform change sand developments within an area.
• Capital acquisition inclusive of definition, tool selection, installation and qualification for new technology or existing technologies.
• Responsible for the safe practices across toolsets.
• Representing ADI at business and technical conferences.

• B.S. or M.S. in Chemical Engineering;
  Microelectronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering or relevant discipline
• Understanding of semiconductor device physics and electrical testing principles
• Excellent technical problem solving & multi-tasking skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Suite (Power Point, Excel, Word, etc.).
• Good communication and interaction skills – both verbal and written.
• Data driven and ability to apply science theory and engineering concept.
• Self-directing, self-motivated and ability to work in a dynamic environment, both individually and as team member.
• Wafer fab experience or knowledge of semiconductor processing is a plus.
• Knowledge of DOE, SPC, Project Management, and data analysis software/tools.

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