Vishay Intertechnology, Inc.
Metrology Equipment Engineer

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We are seeking an experienced Semiconductor Metrology Equipment Engineer to support, maintain, and continuously improve advanced wafer inspection and metrology systems within a semiconductor manufacturing environment. The successful candidate will have a proven track record working with critical inspection tools, ensuring maximum tool uptime, accuracy, and process capability.
This role plays a key part in yield improvement, process control, and sustaining high‑volume manufacturing through expert technical support of metrology platforms.
Key Responsibilities
Provide technical ownership for semiconductor metrology and inspection equipment, ensuring safe, reliable, and compliant operation. Install, qualify, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair metrology systems to minimise downtime and optimise performance. Act as subject matter expert for inspection and surface‑analysis tools, supporting manufacturing, process engineering, and yield teams. Lead fault finding, root cause analysis, and corrective actions across equipment, hardware, software, and process interfaces. Drive continuous improvement activities to enhance tool availability, performance, and data quality. Support equipment upgrades, retrofits, and recipe optimisation in line with process requirements. Work closely with tool vendors for advanced troubleshooting, escalations, and long‑term reliability initiatives. Maintain documentation including maintenance procedures, calibration records, and change control. Participate in Fab support rotations, including on‑call or shift coverage where required. Ensure all work is completed in compliance with semiconductor cleanroom, safety, and quality standards.
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Equipment & Systems Experience (Preferred)
Hands‑on experience with one or more of the following semiconductor metrology and inspection platforms:
Takano Surfscan systems Dragonfly inspection systems Camtek inspection systems Optical microscopes and advanced light‑based inspection tools Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM) Other semiconductor metrology and yield‑monitoring systems (e.g. defect inspection, overlay, CD, surface analysis)
Required Skills & Experience
Proven experience as an Equipment Engineer or Metrology Engineer within the semiconductor industry. Strong background supporting high‑precision inspection and metrology tools in a manufacturing environment. Demonstrated ability to diagnose complex equipment and process issues with a structured, data‑driven approach. Experience working in cleanroom environments and high‑volume fabs. Strong understanding of semiconductor process control, yield analysis, and data integrity. Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with cross‑functional teams. Proven track record of delivering measurable improvements to tool uptime, reliability, or yield. Clear technical communication skills, both written and verbal.


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Qualifications (Preferred)
Degree or equivalent experience in Electrical, Electronic, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Physics, or Semiconductor Engineering. OEM training or certifications on relevant metrology systems. Experience supporting multiple process nodes or advanced semiconductor technologies.
What We Offer
Opportunity to work with state‑of‑the‑art semiconductor equipment Competitive salary and benefits package Career development within a technically advanced manufacturing environment Collaborative, safety‑focused, and performance‑driven culture
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