Octagon Group
Process Engineer

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Process Engineer
To support the process Lead Engineers in ensuring the operation, development, and continual maintenance of all aspects of the assigned Semiconductor Packaging process activity and its equipment.
Production Support
- Support/advise on clean room and production team supervision, equipment/technical matters, training, and development.
- Train and evaluate Production-led training of operators, supervisors, and technicians.
- Troubleshoot problems with equipment and/or assembly/product quality as identified by Production.
Preventative Maintenance
- Define and document low-level Daily and Weekly and higher-level Monthly Quarterly maintenance tasks as part of standard operational procedures.
- Define and monitor schedules for DWMQ maintenance tasks to ensure equipment maintenance schedules are met.
- Support the Maintenance Team to ensure equipment annual service requirements are met.
- Support the Maintenance Team in fault-finding, repair, and support of service engineers in the event of equipment breakdown.
- Use occurrences of equipment breakdown or process drift to identify opportunities for improvement.
- Support Senior and Lead Engineers, senior management, and IT teams to identify and maintain stocks of critical spares, machine consumables, and to ensure programs or other process-critical software is backed-up to a CIL server location, or other suitable and safe storage media, for ease of retrieval as and when required.
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