Samsung Austin Semiconductor Work Values

Daily Duties at Samsung Austin Semiconductor:

As a Process Technician Lead for diffusion, I was in charge of the daily operation of the production floor for diffusion. I monitored the outputs of 400 tools, chemical flows, and product quality. I would configure new processes and production recipes to maximize production throughput. I would perform process transfers and setup on new devices as needed to increase production or line change of production type. Interface as needed with vendor representatives on process issues, including particle performance of tool and process required material. I would provide guidance, communication, and consistency to the engineering repair groups on procedures and best practices allowing for quick turnaround of the manufacturing line. I would also oversee diffusion process control and adjustment of equipment to support production and quality goals. I helped improve process performance using factory systems such as metrology, inline and end of line response data to locate possible problems in the line that were cause by a diffusion process. I worked with other engineers to maintain and improve the process capability (Cp, Cpk), to identify abnormal conditions by root cause, and determine corrective actions to reduce variation and provide input to disposition of non-conforming material Process/Equipment Improvement. I was also tasked with design and implemented process improvements to improve equipment defect/operational efficiency to meet fab output production and quality goals, projects related to process improvement, optimize the equipment and process to improve yield and product quality and set up of/and/or improve fab support systems such as consumables and spare parts. I helped to configure factory systems: equipment identification and performance tracking, operating specs, and SPC charts used to characterize and eliminate production tool defect issues. I also helped write documentation, training, and standardization to develop and document process specifications and qualification procedures. This allowed for a more accurate and prompt overview of all the factory systems. I would also provide technical training for other technicians and entry-level engineers via vendor training or OJT as needed. I provided information and leadership to manufacturing personnel pertaining to the thin films department, and submitted reports and the present status requirement to meet the plant production needs. I was also tasked to communicate regularly with others in the organization (Manufacturing, Engineering, and support groups) to manage tool and production down times for scheduled and unscheduled losses. To mitigate this loss, I participated in cost reduction activities through analytical data mining (using MATLAB, JMP, Excel), FMEA experience to help isolate potential causes and possible fixes of given problems associated with line production.

What they like about Samsung Austin Semiconductor:

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Tags

Electronics Technician, Process Technician, Robotic Technician, Engineering Technician

Skills

P&L responsibilities, Presentation, Ecommerce Strategy and digital marketing channels optimization - SEO, SEM, email, affiliates - for high-profile accounts., Technology Solutions, Sales Support, Software Implementation, Requirements Analysis & Specification, Leadership

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