Pay Rate: $29 Per Hour
Location: Hillsboro, OR 97124
Schedule: Compressed schedule (3–4 days per week)
Duration: March 16, 2026 – March 12, 2027
Hours: 40 hours per week
Interview Process: Microsoft Teams or onsite
We are seeking a Process Technician to support semiconductor process engineering and laboratory operations. This role involves performing technical tests, operating specialized equipment, and assisting engineering teams in troubleshooting and optimizing manufacturing processes.
The ideal candidate is a self-starter with strong technical aptitude, hands-on troubleshooting experience, and the ability to work independently in a team-oriented environment.
Perform technical tests and experiments to support process engineering initiatives
Set up and operate process equipment and metrology tools including particle counters, film thickness measurement systems, and related instrumentation
Prepare and maintain records, charts, and graphs of test results
Adjust hardware and software parameters to troubleshoot issues or conduct experiments
Work closely with cross-functional engineering teams to diagnose and resolve process or integration issues
Perform minor electrical and mechanical troubleshooting on equipment
Conduct preventive and unscheduled maintenance on process equipment
Support quality and laboratory output goals to maintain operational performance
Associate degree (AA) or equivalent experience
3–4 years of semiconductor processing experience in thin film deposition or etch processes
Experience working in high-volume manufacturing environments
Experience troubleshooting and maintaining vacuum-based processing equipment
Strong technical troubleshooting and hands-on mechanical aptitude
Experience with metrology tools and semiconductor process equipment
Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Strong communication and problem-solving skills
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within engineering teams
This role operates in a cleanroom semiconductor manufacturing environment and may involve:
Working in confined areas or elevated locations
Wearing cleanroom garments and PPE (safety glasses, safety shoes, bump cap)
Standing and walking for extended periods (up to 10,000+ steps per shift)
Lifting and carrying items up to 35 pounds
Occasional bending, stooping, crawling, or climbing
Employees must follow strict safety and environmental procedures, including working with chemicals, electrical systems, and specialized manufacturing equipment.
Compressed work schedule (3–4 days per week)
Strong team environment with opportunities to collaborate across engineering groups
Occasional overnight travel to training facilities or manufacturing locations may be required