Nanofabrication Process Technician, Texas Institute for ElectronicsHiring Department: Texas Institute for ElectronicsPosition Open To: All ApplicantsWeekly Scheduled Hours: 40FLSA Status: To Be Determined at OfferEarliest Start Date: OngoingPosition Duration: Expected to ContinueLocation: PICKLE RESEARCH CAMPUSGeneral Notes: Multiple vacancies are available. This position may be filled at a higher-level title, relative to the experience and qualifications of the selected candidate.About UsThe Texas Institute for Electronics (TIE) is a University of Texas at Austin-supported semiconductor consortium of state and local government, preeminent defense electronics and semiconductor companies, national labs and nationally recognized academic institutions. Our mission is to develop and execute a state-of-the-art 3D Heterogenous Integration manufacturing technology roadmap, and to provide critical pilot manufacturing capabilities to address national security needs and catalyze domestic economic growth.Join the Texas Institute for Electronics (TIE) and help us push the boundaries in critical semiconductor domains, including advanced packaging, with the aim of reestablishing U.S. prominence in semiconductor manufacturing.With over $1 billion in funding from the US DoD and the state of Texas, we are at the forefront of creating cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing equipment and processes that will set the course for future advancements in semiconductor logic, memory, heterogeneous integration, chip cooling and more.
Situated in the heart of Austin — named "America's Coolest City" by Expedia and "The Best Place to Live in the U.S." by U.S. News and World Report — the Texas Institute for Electronics embodies the city's innovative spirit.UT Austin, recognized by Forbes as one of America's Best Large Employers, provides outstanding employee benefits and total rewards packages that include:Competitive health benefits (employee premiums covered at 100%, family premiums at 50%)Voluntary Vision, Dental, Life, and Disability insurance optionsGenerous paid vacation, sick time, and holidaysTeachers Retirement System of Texas, a defined benefit retirement plan, with employer matching fundsAdditional Voluntary Retirement Programs: Tax Sheltered Annuity 403(b) and a Deferred Compensation program 457(b)Flexible spending account options for medical and childcare expensesRobust free training access through LinkedIn Learning plus professional conference opportunitiesTuition assistanceExpansive employee discount program including athletic ticketsFree access to UT Austin's libraries and museums with staff ID cardFree rides on all UT Shuttle and Austin CapMetro buses with staff ID cardFor more details, please see: Benefits | Human Resources and UT Austin Employee Experience | Human ResourcesPurposeThe Nanofabrication Process Technician runs and maintains semiconductor fabrication processes using a wide variety of equipment.ResponsibilitiesRuns and develops semiconductor processes on a wide variety of semiconductor equipment, including but not limited to running experimental batteries, performing detailed process characterization, performing data analysis, presenting results, and incorporating feedback from engineers and other technicians.Develops processes-of-record and implements these on product samples for customers.Compiles reports on costs and inventory levels.Required QualificationsTech Staff III: High school diploma or GED equivalent with two years' experience in nanofabrication and exposure to wafer processing and characterization in cleanrooms.Tech Staff IV: High school diploma or GED equivalent with four years' experience in nanofabrication and exposure to wafer processing and characterization in cleanrooms.Tech Staff V: High school diploma or GED equivalent with seven years' experience in nanofabrication and exposure to wafer processing and characterization in cleanrooms.Goal-oriented and ability to prioritize and multitask.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Ability to work well in teams.Relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate.Preferred QualificationsAssociate's degree or higher in science, engineering or other relevant disciplines.Two years of experience with semiconductor equipment and processes such as metrology, lithography, vapor deposition, sputtering, plasma etching, CMP, wet cleans.Experience in a research or start-up environment.Salary RangesTIE Pays Industry Competitive SalariesWorking ConditionsWork is performed on-site in a scientific research environment, with dynamic work conditions and frequent interruptions.Standard work hours are Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Work outside standard office hours could be required on an occasional basis during peak periods and special events.Required MaterialsResume/CV3 work references with their contact information; at least one reference should be from a supervisorLetter of interestImportant for applicants who are NOT current university employees or contingent workers: You will be prompted to submit your resume in the first step of the online job application process. Then, any additional Required Materials will be uploaded in the My Experience section; you can multi-select the additional files or click the Upload button for each file.
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