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Join ADI’s MEMS fabrication team to keep critical manufacturing equipment in Photo, Wafer Bond, and Etch areas running safely, reliably, and at peak performance. You’ll execute preventive maintenance, troubleshoot issues to root cause, partner with Process Engineering and Operations, and drive continuous improvement projects that increase tool uptime, yield, and throughput.
Key Responsibilities
- Equipment Ownership & Uptime: Perform scheduled PMs, calibrations, and health checks; respond to tool downs and restore to production safely and quickly.
- Troubleshooting & Root Cause: Diagnose mechanical, electrical, vacuum, pneumatics, and software/controls issues; document findings and implement corrective actions (5‑Why, RCFA).
- Photo Area Support: Support coaters/developers, aligners/steppers, and metrology associated with lithography; partner with ops to optimize recipes and reduce constraints/wait time.
- Bond Area Support: Support wafer bonding equipment (e.g., thermal/adhesive/Anodic bonding tools); maintain tool safety interlocks, fixtures, and process hardware.
- Etch Area Support: Support dry/wet etchers (e.g., plasma/RIE/ICP and cleans); monitor error rates and chamber health, update PM specs and checklists.
- Documentation & Standards: Update maintenance procedures, PM checklists, BKMs and specifications; keep CMMS/Work Orders current with accurate parts usage and notes.
- Continuous Improvement (TPM): Analyze repeat faults/trouble list data, lead small DI projects, and present action plans to the area team.
- Safety & Compliance: Follow cleanroom protocols and EHS procedures including Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and hazardous materials handling; keep work area organized and safe during/after maintenance.
- Cross‑Functional Collaboration: Work closely with Process Engineering, Operations, Facilities, and vendor field service to schedule activities and minimize production impact.
Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor’s in Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics or related field; or Associate’s + 1–2 years’ relevant semiconductor/cleanroom experience.
- Hands‑on aptitude with tools, test equipment (DMMs, oscilloscopes, leak detectors), and reading schematics/mechanical drawings.
- Fundamental knowledge of cleanroom practices and equipment maintenance basics (vacuum systems, gas delivery, motion control).
- Strong problem‑solving, attention to detail, and communication skills; ability to document procedures and results clearly.
Preferred Qualifications
- Exposure to photolithography, wafer bonding, or etch tools (internships, co‑ops, or coursework).
- Experience with PM execution, RCFA/5‑Why, SPC basics, and collaborating with vendors/field service.
- Familiarity with CMMS/work order systems and updating PM checklists/BKMs.
What You’ll Gain
Mentorship from experienced Equipment Engineers and cross‑functional teams; real impact on uptime, yield, and factory performance.
For positions requiring access to technical data, Analog Devices, Inc. may have to obtain export licensing approval from the U.S. Department of Commerce - Bureau of Industry and Security and/or the U.S. Department of State - Directorate of Defense Trade Controls. As such, applicants for this position – except US Citizens, US Permanent Residents, and protected individuals as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3) – may have to go through an export licensing review process.
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Job Req Type: Graduate JobRequired Travel: Yes, 10% of the time
The expected wage range for a new hire into this position is $75,200 to $103,400.
Actual wage offered may vary depending on work location, experience, education, training, external market data, internal pay equity, or other bona fide factors.
This position qualifies for a discretionary performance-based bonus which is based on personal and company factors.
This position includes medical, vision and dental coverage, 401k, paid vacation, holidays, and sick time, and other benefits.
Skills Required
- Bachelor's in Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics or related field; or Associate's plus 1-2 years relevant semiconductor/cleanroom experience.
- Hands-on aptitude with tools and test equipment (DMMs, oscilloscopes, leak detectors) and ability to read schematics/mechanical drawings.
- Fundamental knowledge of cleanroom practices and equipment maintenance basics (vacuum systems, gas delivery, motion control).
- Strong problem-solving, attention to detail, communication skills, and ability to document procedures/results clearly.
- Follow cleanroom EHS procedures including Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and hazardous materials handling.
- Exposure to photolithography, wafer bonding, or etch tools (internships, co-ops, or coursework).
- Experience with PM execution, RCFA/5-Why, SPC basics, and working with vendors/field service.
- Familiarity with CMMS/work order systems and updating PM checklists/BKMs.
Analog Devices Compensation & Benefits Highlights
The following summarizes recurring compensation and benefits themes identified from responses generated by popular LLMs to common candidate questions about Analog Devices and has not been reviewed or approved by Analog Devices.
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Retirement Support — The 401(k) program is described as a standout feature, with company contribution up to 8% of base salary and immediate vesting. This structure strengthens long-term value even when cash compensation perceptions vary.
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Healthcare Strength — Health coverage is positioned as comprehensive, including medical, dental, and vision options along with disability and life insurance. Day-one eligibility and multiple plan choices add to perceived robustness.
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Leave & Time Off Breadth — Paid time off appears broad, with vacation ranging from roughly 17–25 days and increasing up to five weeks with tenure, alongside sick time and paid holidays. Parental leave and related time-off provisions further expand coverage.
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What We Do
Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI) operates at the center of the modern digital economy, converting real-world phenomena into actionable insight with its comprehensive suite of analog and mixed signal, power management, radio frequency (RF), and digital and sensor technologies. ADI serves 125,000 customers worldwide with more than 75,000 products in the industrial, communications, automotive, and consumer markets. ADI is headquartered in Wilmington, MA.
