Philips Sr Maintenance engineer MEMS foundry 

Netherlands, North Brabant 

253834100

Sr. Maintenance engineer, MEMS foundry
Job Description

As part of the MEMS foundry Engineering team, you will work on equipment availability of a wide range of high-tech manufacturing equipment used for amongst others: Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD), Plasma Enhanced Vapor Deposition (PECVD), Dry Etch (Plasma Etching), High Temperature processing, Wet Etch, Wafer Bonding, Lithography and Metrology. Our customers are both internal Philips businesses & external customers. Our products find their use in a broad range of high-tech applications that range from sensors in your smartphone and the ever increasing and accelerating Internet of Things applications to safety components in your car electronics, to high-tech biomedical innovations that improve our lives and the lives of our loved ones.

The MEMS foundry is located at the High-Tech Campus in Eindhoven (The Netherlands).

You are responsible for:

Keeping the high-tech semicon process equipment in the MEMs Foundry in optimal condition. You will be working on a broad range of high-tech equipment in one of our specialized technology clusters: The PVD and PECVD cluster. You will closely co-operate with your department colleagues who cover the other clusters.

• Wet etching & lithography
• Dry Etching /Plasma Etching
• Bonding
• Furnaces (high temperature, oxidation, annealing)
• Metrology

As a Maintenance Engineer, you are responsible for:

• The equipment uptime and creating / improving maintenance plans and procedures.
• Performing the planned and unplanned maintenance, including root cause analysis, maintenance planning, evaluation, documentation and continuous improvements.
• Acting pro-actively on possible malfunction of equipment and making sure that used spare parts and consumables are re-ordered.
• Staying in close contact with equipment owners and operations technicians before, during and after maintenance for an optimal planned and executed maintenance.
• Working in a safe way for the team, the equipment and the environment.
• Joining crash teams for complicated machine/process failures and joining Kaizen improvement teams.

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