Metrology Equipment Engineer

Job Overview Do you want to further develop your analytical mind to pinpoint core issue and earn the satisfaction of resolving it ? Do you like working with fellow team members to improve your job routine and environment ? Do you crave job security and yet be at the frontier of technology? Join us at UMC (SG), a leading global semiconductor foundry company manufacturing microchips for use in the present and for the future. In course of your work, you will learn internationally acclaimed analytical skills and techniques to apply in your work and personal life. Have the chance to work with engineers from other fields and process to resolve and improve current procedures.Seize the opportunity to take part at senior level in Quality improvement competition host in Taiwan national level and earn accolades as an elite engineer with awards and certification. Be recognized as an engineer of high calibre in Singapore and internationally. Responsibilities • Day to Day monitoring and ownership to timely address in-line SPC/defect/Equipment abnormality and lot handling • Maintain Equipment capability for production and meet production demand • Engage with Production line and Process Engineers to balance tool availability for production, troubleshooting and scheduled maintenance • Engage in Equipment troubleshooting and production quality improvement. • Evaluation of new equipment/materials and retrofits of Equipment for better efficiency / production quality Qualifications • Possess at least a Bachelor's Degree in engineering in Electronic Engineering , Electrical Electronic Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering ,Physics, Automation, Aerospace Engineering • Able to think critically with strong analytical skills • Possess good communication skills and time management skills • Prior leadership or competition experience in school activities will be an advantage • Must be willing to commit shift work • At least 2 years with relevant working experience in semiconductor industry