Senior Process Engineer (Lithography)

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Drive Continuous Improvement Project (CIP) to achieve best in class in yield, quality and cost.
• Independently manage your own projects to meet Key Performance Indices.
• Set-up SPC for equipment critical parameters monitoring and control.
• Improve process with proper DOE to capability >1.67.
• Formulate with equipment engineering team on all equipment control procedures.
• Incorporate efficient methods of maintaining new equipment or plant and may be involved in the installation and commissioning process.
• Write Work Instruction, guideline and training checklist for operation and modules to follow up.
• Drive the team of Technicians to participate in all continuous improvement projects related to process improvement.
• Transfer, develop and/or release new processes. Characterize and improve existing/new processes through DOE and date driven analysis
• Able to carry through Change Request Board/ customers for Qualification of new tools/ new recipes developed with proper data analysis. (T-test requirement)
• Drive Process FMEA and risk analysis for existing and new process being qualified.
• Train the module AE and Technician on module processes, SOP and OCAP.
• Performs other duties as assigned. Duties will vary according to the project progress and/or the specific goals of the division.
• Identify process simplification opportunities and drive cross functional teams in implementation Incorporate best known manufacturing methods into early development phase of upcoming nodes.

Job Requirements:

• BEng(Electrical/Electronic/Mechanical/Material Sc) or BSc (Physics/Chemistry)
• Minimum 3 years working experience in the field of process engineering.
• Working experience in Semiconductor’s manufacturing industry preferred
• New plant start-up experience preferred. Hands-on experience in setting up process control system, e.g. SPC.
• Strong project management skills
• Strong data analysis and problem-solving skill
• Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification is preferred.