Process & Quality Engineer

About the job

The Process & Quality Engineer will improve semiconductor assembly processes, with a focus on

die attach and wire bonding, while supporting quality initiatives and production priorities.

We're looking for someone who

Has hands-on experience with semiconductor assembly processes, particularly die attach and wire bonding

Can translate shop-floor knowledge into stable, repeatable manufacturing processes

Has experience developing, documenting, and maintaining process parameters, work instructions, travelers, and training materials

Has strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills for equipment and process issues

Can lead or support root-cause investigations and corrective actions

Has experience with process controls, risk assessments, and change control documentation

Can design or improve fixtures and tooling to support manufacturability, quality, and operator safety

Can support quality-management activities and audits (ISO 9001/AS9100 experience preferred)

Can coordinate supplier quality issues and support calibration and document control activities

Works effectively across engineering, operations, and quality teams

What you'll do

Own and continuously improve die attach, wire bonding, and related microelectronic assembly processes

Develop, document, and maintain process parameters, work instructions, travelers, and training materials

Design and improve fixtures and tooling to enhance manufacturability, quality, and operator safety

Troubleshoot equipment and process issues and implement corrective actions

Support quality-management activities and audits

Lead or assist with root-cause investigations and corrective actions

Assist with risk assessments, process controls, and change control documentation

Coordinate supplier quality issues

Support calibration and document control activities

Collaborate with engineering, operations, and quality teams to balance process improvements with production priorities

Help sustain and continuously improve established semiconductor devices and assembly processes

Physical requirements

Must be comfortable working hands-on in a semiconductor manufacturing and production environment

Must be able to stand, walk, and work at production equipment for extended periods

Must be able to use hands and fingers for detailed assembly, inspection, and equipment-related tasks

Must be able to occasionally lift and move materials, tooling, and equipment as needed

Must be able to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE)

Must be comfortable working around manufacturing equipment and production environments

Must be able to perform detailed visual and hands-on work requiring close attention to precision

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