Responsibilities:

First level troubleshooting and corrective action for failed facilities and processing equipment, and associated processes.
Using diagnostic equipment to monitor equipment performance.
Assisting in the installation and startup of new process tools.
Demonstrating a safety-first behavior in the workplace at all times. Supporting and promoting safe practices for using chemicals, tooling, and all related equipment.
Working with maintenance personnel and other process technologists to assure high tool up-times and reliable, accurate output.

Qualifications:

Demonstrated success in a team environment, contributing to the success of the entire organization while also operating independently and self-sufficiently in a DIY culture.
Demonstrated high degree of integrity, including ability to maintain strict confidentiality.
Associate’s degree in physical sciences or engineering, or equivalent experience and training required. Experience in thin film processing preferred.
Experience with hazardous materials and wet chemical processing.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with experience in data collection and summary.
Good computer skills required, with experience in MS Office applications, including Excel and Word.
Experience using thin film characterization tools, such as optical microscopes, profilometers, etc. preferred.