Development Engineering Technician

Join a team that supports real semiconductor development work in a fast-paced foundry environment. In this role, you will help execute engineering experiments, troubleshoot material issues, and support technology development programs that directly impact customer and internal R&D success. What you’ll do as a Development Engineering Technician: Support development work in real time: Communicate with Development Engineers during days and weekends when ATS material requires attention, helping keep experiments and development activities on schedule. Troubleshoot and resolve issues: Assist with the evaluation and disposition of non-conforming material in partnership with engineering teams to maintain development flow and minimize delays. Execute engineering experiments: Run standard and advanced experiments through the ATS Technician Request system. Your work will directly support technology validation, process learning, and customer development programs. Build broad fab expertise: Develop proficiency across more than 100 semiconductor toolsets and gain cross-functional exposure to major process areas including Photolithography, Etch, Thin Films, CMP, Implant/RTA, and more. Create and improve technical documentation: Draft and refine work instructions, process flows, and metrology recipes to improve repeatability, execution quality, and overall experimental success. Drive continuous improvement: Identify opportunities to reduce waste, improve efficiency, and enhance process quality in collaboration with operations and engineering teams. Grow your independence: Take on increasing responsibility and perform tasks with greater autonomy as your technical knowledge and confidence develop. Support team objectives: Perform other duties as needed to support ATS engineering and development priorities. Required Qualifications: 2 years’ experience with AAS degree or 4 years’ experience without degree in a semiconductor fab or similar cleanroom/manufacturing environment. Basic understanding of semiconductor processing in at least one of the following areas: Photolithography Etch Thin Films CMP Implant/RTA Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools Ability to work B Shift (Sun-Tue + every other Wed, 6:00 PM - 6:15 AM). U.S. Citizen Required: This position will require the holding of or ability to obtain government security clearance which requires U.S Citizenship Preferred Qualifications BS/BA in a STEM field (Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, etc.) Experience writing or updating engineering specifications, RSC documents, or work instructions Familiarity with Statistical Process Control (SPC) and/or basic data analysis