Texas Instruments·Semiconductors·27 days ago
27 days ago
CMP/Wet/YE Execution Process Engineer (SM1)
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Texas Instruments is looking for an energetic engineer with a passion for process. This position provides the opportunity to drive continual improvement at all levels. Our team is primarily focused on driving improved procedures and processes. We are searching for a self-directed, highly motivated engineer to join our team.
The responsibilities of a Manufacturing Process Engineer in this role include:
- Be curious. Seek feedback. Honor commitments. Drive results.
- Support manufacturing operations in a high-interrupt and rapidly ramping tool install environment.
- Focus on tactical, daily execution towards module metrics (tool recovery, material disposition, tool installations and qualifications, excursion containment and reporting, technician development, procedure documentation).
- Develop and drive operational BKMs to interface with other fab teams to accelerate fab execution across module and department lines.
- Develop and implement improved CMP and Wet Process methods of manufacturing, procedures, and processes that result in improved efficiencies, yields, machine operations, and quality, and a relentless commitment to chase and visualize the data.
- Implement project or improvement plans for areas of responsibility including but not limited to: efficiency improvements, cost reduction or quality improvement programs, new product support and other process improvements.
- Provide training to junior colleagues and process technicians. Maintain and improve training documentation and procedures.
- Identify systematic problems in either process or equipment related sources and communicating findings to the engineering staff in a continuous manner.
- Support the manufacturing ramp with execution of equipment/process startup, process experiments (SWRs).
- Participate in data analysis and problem resolution.
- Collaborate across teams/ branches to solve fab priorities, which can change quickly.
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Texas InstrumentsSemiconductors
Sherman, United States of America
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