Manufacturing Technician II

Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor manufacturing equipment to ensure stable and consistent performance in production.
• Perform routine preventative maintenance (PM) and assist with scheduled calibrations and qualifications.
• Respond to tool alarms, faults, and process deviations, escalating issues as appropriate.
• Execute basic troubleshooting and support root-cause investigations led by engineering teams.
• Maintain equipment readiness by managing consumables, setups, and process conditions.
• Record and track tool performance data, logs, and maintenance activities in MES or equipment tracking systems.
• Support equipment startups, shutdowns, and changeovers in coordination with production schedules.
• Assist with installation, relocation, and qualification of new equipment or upgrades under engineering guidance.
• Follow and enforce cleanroom protocols, safety procedures, and EHS requirements.
• Maintain accurate documentation, including work instructions, checklists, and maintenance records.
• Partner with engineering and manufacturing teams to support yield improvement, defect reduction, and process stability initiatives.

Qualifications

• Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Semiconductor manufacturing flow and cleanroom operations, a plus. Familiarity with mechanical, electrical, and/or fluid systems in a production environment. Ability to follow detailed procedures and work instructions with precision. Basic data entry and familiarity with MES or equipment tracking systems. Comfortable working in cleanroom conditions for extended periods. Ability to handle equipment safety and follow strict procedural controls.
• Experience: 3-5 years working in a high-tech manufacturing environment. Equivalent hands-on experience in semiconductor, photomask, or cleanroom manufacturing environment, a plus. Experience with automated manufacturing equipment or production tools, a plus. Experience with supporting preventative maintenance procedures and basic troubleshooting, a plus.
• Education: Hands-on technical experience may be considered in lieu of formal education. Associate degree or technical certification, a plus.