Module Engineer for Assembly Department

About This Role

• The Role and Impact As a Module Engineer, you will be at the forefront of managing and optimizing high-volume manufacturing equipment and processes critical to the production of cutting-edge integrated circuits.
• You will conduct precise tests, implement improvements, and collaborate on technology transfers to ensure manufacturing excellence while meeting safety, quality, and cost goals.
• Your contributions will directly drive device miniaturization and process innovations that shape Intel's global manufacturing capabilities.
• Business Group Intel Corporation's Assembly Engineering group is a dynamic team focused on accelerating semiconductor manufacturing processes and technology development.
• The group plays an instrumental role in advancing high-volume production, fostering innovation, and enabling global technology transfers.
• By joining this team, you'll contribute to Intel's mission of creating world-changing technology that improves lives everywhere.
• Key Responsibilities - Manage critical high-volume manufacturing equipment and processes to support device miniaturization and integrated circuit production. - Conduct tests and measurements to ensure control over critical dimensions and defectivity within the production line. - Recommend and implement modifications to optimize production techniques and enhance manufacturing efficiencies. - Execute maintenance and repair activities for equipment and relevant module components. - Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on safety, quality, cost, productivity, defects, and yield. - Collaborate with equipment suppliers to resolve technical issues and implement key improvements. - Develop and optimize systems for excursion prevention and discrepancy detection in materials and processes. - Participate in technology transfer and audit activities to ensure aligned standards across global manufacturing sites. - Lead equipment installation, conversion, and qualification during factory ramps, ensuring safety and quality standards are met.