What are the responsibilities and job description for the AMHS Technician, Semiconductor position at TSMC?
We are looking for AMHS Handling System Technicians to join our upcoming 4-nanometer fab in Phoenix, Arizona. You will demonstrate a strong sense of reliability, enthusiasm, and will possess an attitude that embodies TSMC’s core values – Integrity, Commitment, Innovation and Customer Trust.
Your Main Responsibilities Will Include
Training Site: Phoenix AZ
Travel Percentage: None
Your Main Responsibilities Will Include
- Learn and become familiar with manufacturing/engineering process and stay informed of any changes in procedures.
- Recover tool condition from regular maintain or trouble shooting to provide high quality production line.
- Oversee AMHS device installation and qualification testing.
- Sustain and improve the performance of AMHS devices in cleanroom environment.
- Conduct hand-carry of wafers when necessary.
- Work in a startup business culture
- Associate of Science degree (AAS)
- 3 years of experience in a mechanical, maintenance or manufacturing setting, working with electrical machinery, preventative maintenance, installation, and collaborative teams.
- Ability to follow detailed instructions and procedures to complete tasks and required documentation.
- Ability to work under a compressed work-week schedule, days, or nights.
- Committed, attentive, positive, multi-tasking attitude, and ability to work under high pressure in a fast-paced environment.
- Ability to work in a cleanroom environment in PPE coveralls, hoods, boots, safety glass and gloves.
- Able to wear clean room suit while standing and/or walking for a 12-hour shift in the FAB as needed.
- Previous or current AMHS experience.
- Semiconductor manufacturing experience.
- Carrying ladders from on duty area to area that needs work.
- Ability to reach above shoulder level and move a FOUP from a storage location to a cart, up to 40 lbs. in weight.
- Extend arms above shoulder level for extended periods of time to install/move barcodes, E84 heads, and other AMHS material.
- Work in a confined space (less than 4 feet) to recover vehicles at the AMHS highway level.
- Work requires movement on hands and knees, to include bending, stooping, walking over periods of time.
Training Site: Phoenix AZ
Travel Percentage: None
