Wafer Integration Technician

Job Details: Job Description: • Supports wafer-level manufacturing process integration and yield activities through hands-on execution of engineering tests, experiments, inspections, measurements, data collection, and manufacturing support. • Performs physical and technical inspections and tests to identify defects, abnormalities, and failure conditions that may contribute to yield loss or product performance issues. • Supports electrical validation, fault isolation, and physical defect investigation of products that fail manufacturing or electrical test requirements. • Collects, reviews, and interprets inline, parametric, defect, test, and end-of-line manufacturing data according to established procedures to support yield and process investigations. • Supports lot disposition activities for inline defects, parametric results, and end-of-line data according to established criteria and engineering guidance. • Executes approved lot setup plans, engineering lots, test runs, and experiments in support of process integration, yield improvement, process characterization, and manufacturing readiness. • Conducts engineering tests and controlled experimental activities to collect data supporting process, integration, defect, and yield investigations. • Prepares records, charts, summaries, and reports of experimental and manufacturing results to identify deviations from established specifications and quality standards. • Supports monitoring of Statistical Process Control (SPC), manufacturing process controls, and other established indicators to identify abnormalities or potential excursions. • Documents and communicates findings from defect, failure, yield, and experimental investigations to Process Integration and Yield Engineering, Module/Process Engineering, Manufacturing, and other relevant stakeholders. • Supports investigation of manufacturing excursions by collecting relevant process, equipment, metrology, defect, and product data and escalating abnormalities according to established procedures. • Provides observations and technical input to Engineering regarding potential equipment, process, specification, or manufacturing improvements based on investigation and experimental results. • Performs approved setup and operational activities on semiconductor processing, metrology, inspection, and test equipment required to support engineering and integration activities. • Monitors and audits manufacturing activities against established procedures and specifications and provides guidance to manufacturing personnel within the technician's authorized scope. • Supports continuous improvement of manufacturing standards, procedures, specifications, and quality controls based on approved engineering changes. • Supports training and knowledge sharing with peers and manufacturing personnel to strengthen execution consistency and overall team capability. • Performs assigned activities in accordance with applicable EHS, cleanroom, quality, manufacturing control, and Stop the Job requirements. Qualifications: • Education • Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Manufacturing Engineering, Materials Engineering, Microelectronics, or a related technical field. • Experience • Fresh graduates are encouraged to apply. • Relevant technical experience in semiconductor manufacturing, process integration, yield, defect analysis, failure analysis, metrology, test, or other high-volume manufacturing environments is an advantage. • Preferred Qualifications • Hands-on experience in semiconductor or wafer-level manufacturing processes within a high-volume manufacturing environment. • Familiarity with process integration, manufacturing process control, yield analysis, defect detection, fault isolation, failure analysis, or excursion management. • Familiarity with inline, parametric, defect, metrology, electrical test, or end-of-line manufacturing data. • Familiarity with Statistical Process Control (SPC), basic statistics, data analysis, and manufacturing process monitoring. • Knowledge of Design of Experiments (DOE) principles and experience supporting controlled engineering experiments is an added advantage. • Experience supporting engineering lots, process characterization, process improvement, or manufacturing qualification activities is an added advantage. • Familiarity with semiconductor processing, inspection, metrology, and test equipment. • Experience interpreting specifications, manufacturing procedures, process limits, technical documentation, charts, and engineering data. • Familiarity with systematic problem solving, failure modes, root-cause investigation, and manufacturing quality principles is an added advantage. • Other Requirements • Strong technical aptitude, analytical thinking, and systematic problem-solving skills. • Ability to collect, organize, interpret, and communicate technical and manufacturing data accurately. • Basic understanding of wafer-level semiconductor manufacturing processes and the relationship between process conditions, equipment performance, defects, electrical results, and product yield. • Ability to recognize abnormal manufacturing, process, defect, or test conditions and escalate according to established procedures. • Ability to work with semiconductor processing, test, inspection, metrology, and precision measurement equipment. • Ability to interpret and follow technical documentation, specifications, process requirements, experimental instructions, and manufacturing procedures. • Attention to detail and commitment to product quality, process control, data integrity, and manufacturing standards. • Good communication and teamwork abilities, including the ability to work effectively with Process Integration and Yield Engineering, Module/Process Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and other technical teams. • Willingness to learn and adapt to new semiconductor processes, technologies, analytical methods, and manufacturing systems