Intel Facilities Services Technician Intern 

United States, Oregon, Hillsboro 

426894824

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At Intel, you'll troubleshoot errors, perform repairs, and conduct preventative maintenance on a variety of equipment and systems. You'll work on plumbing, mechanical, electrical, heating, and cooling systems, ensuring they run smoothly. Your role includes updating procedure documentation and using your technical troubleshooting skills to solve daily operational issues.

In addition to the qualifications listed below, the ideal candidate will demonstrate or be developingskills in the following areas:

• Hand tool basics: Familiarity with the proper and safe use of hand tools commonly used in preventive and corrective maintenance at semiconductor factories, including torque wrenches, drivers, Allen keys, wrenches and digital voltmeters (DVMs).

• Mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulics and vacuum systems: Understanding how mechanical systems function, as well as reading mechanical schematics. Understanding basic types of actuations, such as pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical, as well as knowing how vacuum systems work in semiconductor manufacturing.

• Math: Ability to apply math skills to aid in troubleshooting, building/fixing and statistics in semiconductors.

• Electrical basics and electronics: Ability to safely work around electrical systems. Reading electrical schematics to trace the wiring from one component to the next for troubleshooting and rewiring bad components. Utilizing DVMs to perform a zero-volt check of a system.

• Chemicals and gases: Understanding the different types of chemicals (acids, bases, toxic and flammables) in a fab environment and how appropriate personal protective equipment, procedures and safety systems can mitigate risk.

• Industry knowledge: Knowledge about semiconductor fabrication (defects, contamination, process flow, tools and operations), safety (working with chemical/gases, electrical safety and lockout tagout practices), lean manufacturing, hand tools and cleanroom gowning.

• A successful candidate must be willing to regularly lift loads up to 25 lbs., walk 3-5 miles and climb and perform work on ladders or at heights.

Opportunities you may be considered for include:

• Manufacturing Safety Technician

• Facilities Chemical/Gas Technician

• Facilities Electrician

• Facilities Instrumentation and Controls Technician

• Facilities Technician

• Facilities Waste/Water Treatment Technician