Equipment Engineer

Job Summary

The Utah Nanofab is seeking an experienced, hands-on engineer to provide instruction on engineering methods and tool operation to researchers in its world-class micro- and nanofabrication facility. The engineer position will provide tool training sessions including but not limited to EBL and laser lithography tools, RIE and DRIE, and deposition. This role requires the ability to work both independently and with senior engineering staff to provide a best practice training environment. This position plays a pivotal role in enabling leading-edge research and development in microelectronics, sensors, materials, micro-optics, and nanotechnology. The successful candidate will demonstrate technical aptitude, fabrication processing knowledge, and associated tool set operation as well as a passion for fostering a collaborative research environment.

Evaluate, select, procure, install, and troubleshoot manufacturing equipment. Perform ongoing maintenance tasks, repairs, modifications, and upgrades on manual and/or automated equipment. Keep records of equipment performance and problems. Suggest and implement changes to enhance equipment safety, quality, and output. Collaborate cross-functionally on projects with design, engineering, process, quality, and/or production teams. Requires a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or manufacturing engineering.

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Responsibilities

• Provides researcher tool training sessions for lithography (including EBL), deposition, and dry etch tool sets within guidelines provided by senior engineering staff.

Equipment Engineer

Job Summary

The Utah Nanofab is seeking an experienced, hands-on engineer to provide instruction on engineering methods and tool operation to researchers in its world-class micro- and nanofabrication facility. The engineer position will provide tool training sessions including but not limited to EBL and laser lithography tools, RIE and DRIE, and deposition. This role requires the ability to work both independently and with senior engineering staff to provide a best practice training environment. This position plays a pivotal role in enabling leading-edge research and development in microelectronics, sensors, materials, micro-optics, and nanotechnology. The successful candidate will demonstrate technical aptitude, fabrication processing knowledge, and associated tool set operation as well as a passion for fostering a collaborative research environment.

Evaluate, select, procure, install, and troubleshoot manufacturing equipment. Perform ongoing maintenance tasks, repairs, modifications, and upgrades on manual and/or automated equipment. Keep records of equipment performance and problems. Suggest and implement changes to enhance equipment safety, quality, and output. Collaborate cross-functionally on projects with design, engineering, process, quality, and/or production teams. Requires a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or manufacturing engineering.

Learn more about the great benefits of working for University of Utah: benefits.utah.edu

Responsibilities

• Provides researcher tool training sessions for lithography (including EBL), deposition, and dry etch tool sets within guidelines provided by senior engineering staff.