Engineer, Shift Process

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all.

Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever.

At Micron-Boise, ID, we are undergoing a historic $15 billion investment in semiconductor manufacturing; construction began in early 2023, with DRAM production slated for the second half of the decade. As a leader in the semiconductor industry, we build solutions that encourage and transform technology. With plans to invest more than $150 billion globally over the next decade in groundbreaking manufacturing, we are looking for hardworking people to join our Boise expansion team and give to the growth and innovation of the semiconductor industry. 

ID1 High Volume Manufacturing Shift Process Engineer is responsible for improving process quality, working on yield and efficiency improvements, cost reduction, and resolving line issues in their assigned area to achieve area KPIs and optimize manufacturing wafer outs. They partner with equipment team members, leaders within the area, shift operations leaders, and periphery stakeholders to ensure critical area priorities are understood and executed on 

Responsibilities:  

• Completes all required safety training and conducts all work in accordance with safety policies and regulations 

• Ensures proper tool documentation/reaction mechanisms exist and submits updates to content 

• Leads in expertise of executing area operations to ensure throughput needs are accomplished 

• Resolves or escalates issues that could cause yield loss, excursions, defects, tool restrictions, or output loss in an urgent manner   

• Applies SPC, FDC, and 8D methodology to process optimization, testing, creating, and modifying process related procedures, and disposition of lots to increase the tool availability and turns through systematic problem solving 

• Monitors, analyzes, and addresses SPC issues for area processes daily and partners with Process Owners to resolve chronic SPC failures in the area 

• Analyzes data using various application and engineering knowledge to make critical process decisions  

• Perform project work to optimize wafer processing and increase area wafer outs 

• Updates or helps create procedures to align with area and global practices to support training and daily execution 

• Ensures assessor checklists and other documents are kept up to date 

Minimum qualifications: 

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Material Science, or Physics. However, other engineering or related fields may be considered 

• Must be flexible to work any shift and rotate shifts as needed (allowing for flexibility around school schedule where applicable)  

• In-depth understanding and working knowledge of SPC and Design of Experiments  

• Proficient in one or more scripting, programming and visualization tools: Python, Java, Tableau, Matlab, Microsoft Suite 

Preferred qualifications:  

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills