The IT Operation Engineer focuses on supporting and managing IT operations, ensuring efficient systems, and contributing to research tasks.
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Support Operations Excellence initiatives for Assembly & Test network sites using Lean Six Sigma, factory physics, and Theory of Constraints. Leverage data analytics, automation, and AI tools/agents to identify improvements, structure solutions, and implement productivity, efficiency, and digital transformation projects across functions.
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Artificial Intelligence • Hardware • Information Technology • Machine Learning
Develop and standardize package reliability processes for new and existing products. Ensure hardware readiness for reliability tests (Temperature Cycling, HAST, HTS), define test methodologies per JEDEC, perform DOE and CpK analysis, troubleshoot deviations, lead process improvements, train operations, and coordinate failure analysis. Apply AI to improve reliability processes and operational efficiency while collaborating cross-functionally to meet qualification and customer requirements.
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Artificial Intelligence • Hardware • Information Technology • Machine Learning
Micron seeks an Assembly Process/Equipment Engineer to develop, optimize, and support assembly processes for semiconductor manufacturing. Responsibilities include yield and cost improvement, failure analysis, DOE, SPC/FMEA-based problem solving, supplier/material management, and deploying AI/data-driven methods for predictive control, anomaly detection, and process analytics to improve product quality and productivity.
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