APCC Technician

Job Details: Job Description: • Monitors and supports real-time wafer-level manufacturing operations from a centralized remote operations environment to maintain safe, stable, and predictable factory execution. • Plans, monitors, and coordinates production material movement across manufacturing processes using established manufacturing and automation systems. • Monitors equipment health, availability, operational status, and manufacturing conditions, and coordinates with production and technical support teams to maintain operational readiness. • Responds to equipment, manufacturing, automation, and material-flow alarms according to established procedures, performs authorized recovery actions, and escalates unresolved or abnormal conditions to the appropriate support teams. • Executes approved real-time disposition actions for production lots and equipment conditions within authorized scope and established manufacturing rules. • Monitors and manages material flow across manufacturing operations to support production priorities, cycle time, equipment utilization, and manufacturing output requirements. • Identifies material-flow constraints, abnormal conditions, equipment interruptions, or automation issues and coordinates with Manufacturing, Engineering, Equipment, and other support functions for resolution. • Interprets and executes production instructions using information from documented specs, manufacturing systems and multiple stakeholders while ensuring compliance with established safety, quality, and operational requirements. • Uses manufacturing and automation systems to monitor factory conditions, equipment status, lot movement, alarms, and production execution. • Supports troubleshooting of workstation, manufacturing system, and automation-related issues within authorized scope and escalates system or equipment issues when additional technical support is required. • Monitors manufacturing indicators and operational data to identify deviations, recurring issues, or opportunities to improve factory execution. • Maintains accurate shift documentation, manufacturing records, issue status, and operational handover information to ensure continuity between shifts and support teams. • Communicates manufacturing status, equipment issues, material-flow constraints, recovery progress, and outstanding actions clearly and promptly to relevant stakeholders. • Supports continuous improvement initiatives to improve remote operations effectiveness, standard work, manufacturing consistency, and workstation performance. • Supports training and knowledge sharing with peers to strengthen team capability and consistent execution of manufacturing procedures. • Performs assigned activities in accordance with applicable EHS, quality, manufacturing control, and work procedures. Qualifications: Education • Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Microelectronics, Chemical/Process Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, or a related technical field. Experience • Fresh graduates with relevant technical qualifications are encouraged to apply. • Relevant experience in semiconductor manufacturing, wafer-level manufacturing, manufacturing operations, equipment operations, automation, or other high-volume manufacturing environments is an advantage. • Experience using computer-based manufacturing, production, or automation systems is an advantage. Preferred Qualifications • Experience in semiconductor or high-volume manufacturing operations. • Familiarity with remote manufacturing operations, equipment monitoring, production control, material-flow management, or factory automation systems. • Experience monitoring and responding to production, equipment, automation, or material-flow alarms. • Familiarity with semiconductor manufacturing workflows and the interaction between material movement, equipment availability, production priorities, and manufacturing output. • Experience interpreting production instructions and manufacturing data from multiple systems and information sources. • Familiarity with systematic troubleshooting, problem solving, and manufacturing excursion or abnormal-condition management. • Basic data analysis skills with the ability to identify trends, abnormalities, and recurring manufacturing issues. • Experience supporting continuous improvement activities in a manufacturing environment is an added advantage. • Experience training, coaching, or providing technical guidance to peers is an added advantage. Other Requirements • Strong technical aptitude and systematic problem-solving skills. • Sound judgment and initiative when responding to complex or non-standard manufacturing conditions within authorized scope. • Ability to monitor and manage multiple manufacturing activities and priorities from computer-based workstations. • Strong computer literacy and ability to effectively navigate manufacturing, monitoring, and automation systems. • Basic understanding of semiconductor manufacturing operations, equipment availability, material flow, automation, and manufacturing process control. • Ability to interpret and follow production instructions, standard operating procedures, escalation requirements, and manufacturing controls. • Ability to recognize abnormal equipment, material-flow, automation, or production conditions and escalate according to established procedures. • Good communication and teamwork abilities, including the ability to coordinate effectively with Manufacturing, Engineering, Equipment, Automation, and other support teams. • Good written and verbal English communication skills. • Ability to adjust to changing manufacturing priorities and work effectively in a fast-paced, high-volume manufacturing environment. • Willingness to learn and adapt to new manufacturing systems, automation technologies, processes, and operating methods. • Attention to detail and commitment to safety, quality, manufacturing discipline, and operational excel