As a Scanner Engineer in the Front‑End (FE) Operation Central Team (OCT) Central Process & Equipment Engineering (CPEE) Photo Scanner group, you will provide deep technical and operational leadership to drive best‑in‑class photo scanner performance across the global Micron network.
You will partner closely with Technology Development (TD), R&D, manufacturing sites, suppliers, and central planning to deliver improvements in scanner uptime, utilization, productivity (WPD), tool install readiness, MA%, cost, and quality.
You will serve as a domain expert in scanner engineering, technology introduction, and network benchmarking, ensuring consistent execution and continuous improvement across sites. You will influence and elevate Micron’s global Photo Scanner performance, working with world‑class engineers, suppliers, and partner teams. This role offers a mix of deep technical challenges, cross‑site leadership, and large‑scale impact across the global network.
Key Responsibilities
1. Scanner Performance & Productivity Leadership
Drive global improvements in WPD, uptime, utilization, MA%, and tool throughput across the Micron photo network.
Benchmark site performance and establish best‑known‑methods (BKMs) to reduce variability and elevate network standards.
Lead assessments and recovery actions for recurring issues, chronic network bottlenecks, and tool performance gaps.
2. New Technology & Tool Install Introduction
Collaborate with TD, suppliers, and global facilities/layout teams to optimize tool‑install sequencing, qualification, ramp models, and readiness.
Provide technical leadership during first‑of‑kind workstation introductions, ensuring manufacturing availability and utilization meet targets.
Govern technical change management, ensuring alignment and consistency across sites.
3. Cross‑Functional and Supplier Collaboration
Work with PEE teams, Quality Engineering, Central Planning, Procurement, and external suppliers to resolve issues and drive engineering improvements.
Support supplier engagements, quality workshops, and cross‑company collaboration (e.g., ASML x Micron workshops) to ensure strong integration and performance stewardship.
4. Continuous Improvement & Cost Optimization
5. Network Governance & Technical Stewardship
Provide expert guidance on TOR, BKM governance, process windows, and technical decision frameworks.
Ensure standardization of troubleshooting flows, tool health metrics, and scanner capability indices across sites.
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, Physics, Materials, or related field).
6+ years of relevant semiconductor photo processing or scanner engineering experience.
Strong expertise with scanner hardware, applications, diagnostics, and process‑equipment interaction.
Proven ability to lead cross‑functional and cross‑site engineering initiatives.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with ASML scanners and advanced technology node ramps.
Demonstrated success in driving large‑scale manufacturing or equipment performance programs.
Technical leadership in Photo technical engineering functions with excellent project management knowledge
Experience with structured problem solving (8D, DOE, SPC).
Maximizes yield by working on tools, the process, or wafer fabrication recipes. Troubleshoots wafer fabrication problems and performs root cause analysis. Works with other process areas to understand and control process deviations. Long-term investigation of defect issues may require extensive work with shift engineering and other functional areas. Evaluates products to ensure they meet the required design and performance specifications. Conducts research to assess process adjustment requirements and recommends process improvements or equipment changes needed to efficiently manufacture new product or part types.
