Technician II - Product/Test

Job Description:


JOB SUMMARY:


HP-MCU BU Technician is primarily responsible for sustaining product health, safekeeping & inventory of tools/hardwares/engineering units, and supporting BU PE/TE engineering activities/evaluations. He will interact with people from Business Units, Engineering Support Groups, Manufacturing/Operations to release test programs, prepare test setups, and support implementation of various test solutions.


JOB DETAILS:


• Provide support on engineering activities (Product/Process Qual, Test Program Validation and Release, Test Insertion Elimination, Samples Generation, Customer Support) of HP-MCU BU Product/Test Engineers, both at Wafer Sort and Final Test.

• Perform initial validation and datalogging of reliability rejects. This includes preparing the test program, loadboard and tester setup to use.

• Monitor evaluation lots and engineering samples especially during weekends or night shift providing status report on a regular basis.

• Communicate and coordinate with Operations/Flexcell/Planning the priorities on NPD Engineering stations and drive proper endorsement of issues and activities as often needed.

• Coordinates with maintenance, operators, and/or supervisors on engineering setup and expedites execution of assigned tasks.

• Route documents for approval such as Work Instruction (WI), Esign, Diebank Inventory Request Form (DIRF), Dispatch, Gatepass and Shipping Forms.

• Manage hardwares (probecard, loadboard, sockets/contactors), tooling and engineering units inventory in the lab and implement 5S.

• Shipment of tools, boards and units including preparation of shipping documents and packing the items.

• Setup, troubleshooting, maintenance, calibration, PM and repair of engineering tools and equipment.

• Pull-out and safe keep the rejects from production for engineering analysis. And do initial validation as necessary.

• Manual testing of engineering samples at the Lab for urgent customer requests.

• Knowledgeable in measuring instruments (Oscilloscope, DMM, signal gen, etc.)



Requirements/Qualifications:


• Knowledge and interest in semiconductor (Micro-controllers, Flash memory) test methods.

• Interpersonal and communication skills, and leadership.

• Advanced computer skills, including familiarity with personal computer hardware and network systems.

• Ability to work well with co-workers, volunteers and visitors.

• Highly energetic and self-motivated; ability to work as an individual or as a team member.

• Good analytical skills

• Knowledge on QC tools, 5S, Why-Why analysis, SPC and other test methodology.

• Able to work independently, systematically.

• Proactive, takes initiative and responsible.

• Ability to coordinate multiple tasks in a global environment.

• Can work with cross functional team; or has exposure on a multi-cultural setup/ function.

• Ability to adapt successfully to multiple tasks that occur in a rapidly changing environment.

• Able to communicate effectively in both spoken and written English.

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