Jobs at GlobalFoundries

Analyze inline defect data using inspection and SEM review tools, troubleshoot affected process equipment, disposition inspected lots, and place out-of-control lots on hold. Support yield engineering, process integration, and technology development teams with defect analysis. Monitor scan maps and SPC charts, manage WIP control, and create inspection recipes for Rudolph and KLA tools. The role requires rotating 12-hour shifts in a semiconductor fabrication environment.

Develops and maintains semiconductor fab real-time dispatching rules, automation workflows, and integrations with material handling, robotics, and manufacturing systems. Responsibilities include optimizing production models, maintaining system availability, administering and tuning applications, troubleshooting engineering applications, supporting infrastructure upgrades, and coordinating with cross-functional manufacturing, engineering, planning, and IT teams.

Supports semiconductor production through process qualification, troubleshooting, statistical process monitoring, process improvement, quality audits, and production-area safety. The role works rotating 12-hour shifts, coordinates with specialists, minimizes lot holds, follows SOPs, and assists engineers with fine-tuning manufacturing processes and improving module productivity and output quality.

Supports 12-hour shift production by ensuring semiconductor equipment readiness, performing preventive maintenance and calibration, troubleshooting downtime issues, assisting with new equipment installation, and contributing to equipment improvement and quality programs. Maintains production-area housekeeping, safety practices, and equipment custody while providing performance feedback to engineers.

Maintain semiconductor manufacturing equipment readiness through preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, upgrades, and tool support. Analyze technical charts, minimize equipment downtime, execute improvement projects, follow safety and EHS requirements, and collaborate across fab operations. The role also includes coaching Associate Engineers and working normal or swing shifts.

Support semiconductor test-process operations on rotating 12-hour shifts. Responsibilities include developing process controls and improvements, operating test equipment and fixtures, analyzing production trends, implementing corrective actions, coordinating with specialists and suppliers, creating equipment job files, and maintaining safety and housekeeping standards in a cleanroom environment.

Manage semiconductor process qualification, stability, production ramp support, tool release, productivity improvement, and continuous improvement programs. Establish SOPs, CAS, and FMEAs; optimize processes using SPC and DOE; maintain process stability; align best-known methods across regions; collaborate cross-functionally; lead small teams; and train associate engineers.

Maintain semiconductor manufacturing equipment during rotating 12-hour shifts. Responsibilities include preventive maintenance, troubleshooting equipment issues, ensuring tool readiness, following SOPs, executing CAS procedures, documenting line issues, maintaining housekeeping, and complying with safety and environmental requirements. Experience with clean technology, wet etch equipment, wet benches, and single-wafer equipment is advantageous.

Develop, optimize, and sustain semiconductor etch processes for wafer fabrication. Analyze process performance, create and maintain equipment recipes, establish SOPs and FMEAs, integrate tools and materials, and drive continuous improvement. Lead cross-functional technical initiatives, resolve complex process issues, mentor junior engineers, collaborate with vendors, and contribute to patents and publications while supporting safety and compliance requirements.

Support semiconductor production equipment readiness on rotating 12-hour shifts. Perform preventive maintenance, calibration, equipment installation and hook-up, troubleshooting, downtime reduction, and equipment improvement projects. Participate in quality improvement initiatives, monitor equipment performance, provide feedback to engineers, and maintain production-area safety, housekeeping, tools, and equipment custody.

Lead process qualification, stability, and continuous improvement for etch processes. Support production ramps, establish SOP/CAS/FMEA, apply SPC and DOE, drive CIP projects, align BKM across regions, train and lead small teams to meet production and quality goals.

Maintain and support CVD semiconductor production equipment during 12-hour rotating shifts. Perform preventive maintenance and calibration, troubleshoot equipment issues, support new equipment installation, reduce downtime, contribute to quality improvement initiatives, and maintain safe, orderly production areas.

Supports semiconductor manufacturing, development, and customer projects by resolving process integration and yield issues, developing custom processes, characterizing modules and defects, improving test structures, analyzing data, and driving continuous improvement. Collaborates cross-functionally to reduce defects, assess failure modes, document processes, and meet technology and customer requirements while supporting environmental, health, safety, and security standards.

Develops, sustains, and improves thin-film CVD semiconductor processes to meet technology and operations goals. Leads process characterization, optimization, quality and throughput improvement, new process startups, and continuous improvement initiatives. Provides technical leadership, coaching, training, and guidance to engineering staff while collaborating with integration teams and supporting environmental, health, safety, and security programs.

Provides engineering support for semiconductor manufacturing operations, including oversight of production activities, automated assembly tools, capacity modeling, throughput and cycle-time improvement, quality initiatives, and operational problem solving. Collaborates with manufacturing, industrial engineering, and fab-floor teams to meet production targets, improve productivity, and maintain environmental, health, safety, and security standards.

Maintain semiconductor production equipment during 12-hour rotating shifts, including preventive maintenance, calibration, troubleshooting, installation support, and equipment improvement activities. The role supports equipment readiness, minimizes downtime, contributes to quality and productivity initiatives, and maintains safety, housekeeping, tools, and production-area standards.

Develop full-stack software applications and backend services for semiconductor manufacturing, integrating enterprise systems, manufacturing data, APIs, dashboards, and Generative AI capabilities. Build AI assistants and agent-based workflows, create responsive frontends, maintain scalable services, and apply testing, CI/CD, cybersecurity, data governance, and Responsible AI practices. Collaborate with data scientists, engineers, and manufacturing experts to improve productivity and decision-making.

Designs, develops, and operationalizes enterprise AI agents, multi-agent workflows, full-stack applications, APIs, MCPs, and integrations with platforms such as ServiceNow, SAP, and Workday. Deploys secure containerized workloads in AWS and BYOC environments, manages authentication and secrets, translates business processes into AI solutions, and supports architecture, production readiness, rapid prototyping, and technical mentorship.

Performs semiconductor failure analysis through product and layout study, circuit interpretation, test failure characterization, statistical data analysis, static and dynamic EFA, trace analysis, and collaboration with design and test engineering teams to identify failure mechanisms and guide further analysis.

Performs semiconductor failure analysis through die preparation, deprocessing, FIB, XSEM, and EDX examination. Interprets analytical results, writes reports, identifies root causes, recommends corrective actions, and supports process improvements. Processes fab requests within turnaround targets, reviews technician work, trains staff, maintains FA equipment, and supports safety, quality, and cross-functional initiatives.