Junior Manufacturing Engineer (m/w/d) - Wet Chemistry

Job Overview

TE Connectivity's Manufacturing Engineering Teams are process leaders for stamping, molding or assembly related topics, ensuring the processes are running at optimum levels for quality and output. They are experts in mold tooling, die tooling, machining, and assembly techniques, possessing extensive knowledge of the associated manufacturing processes which may include the optimization and standardization of stamping / molding / assembly or other processes within the manufacturing environment. Manufacturing Engineering Teams enable the TE business unit plants to reach TE Operating Advantage (TEOA) requirements, roll out Centers of Excellence (COE), Best Demonstrated Practices (BDP’s) and advise plants on tool and machine duplications / corrections / improvements. They design and develop manufacturing process and automation platforms and apply them for the realization of new product developments as well as optimization of existing products already in production. The Teams also support Product Development in the selection and optimization of tools for piece part production and the selection of the most suitable manufacturing concepts relative to planned manufacturing quantities, quality requirements and manufacturing location. They act as interface between engineering and production to ensure manufacturability of new designs and smooth production ramp up as well as support the research & development teams to produce sample manufacturing equipment, product samples and prototypes.

• Optimizing existing and developing new processes in wet chemistry area in the semiconductor industry. In particular, etching and cleaning processes (SC1&2 and structuring of Si, SiO, SiN, and metals)

• Procurement of new equipment as part of investment projects with associated project management, including specification and commissioning of the equipment

• Design and implementation of control procedures for equipment and processes (SPC)

• Independent monitoring and evaluation of process and equipment data, as well as the locking and unlocking of equipment and processes

• Planning and conducting trials for the continuous improvement of processes in terms of stability, yield, throughput times, and costs

• Definition, specification, and qualification of production materials and auxiliary materials 

What your background should look like:

• Completed studies in electrical engineering, microsystems engineering, nanotechnology, physics, or a comparable technical degree. Alternatively, a completed technical training program with extensive professional experience
• Knowledge and ideally practical experience in semiconductor technology and industrial manufacturing 
• Knowledge of project management and Six Sigma methods such as MSA, FMEA, and DOE is advantageous 
• Experience in data processing and data analysis, preferably with scripting or programming skills (JMP, R, Python, or VBA), is a plus 
• Structured, analytical, and solution-oriented working style 
• Confident demeanor and ability to work independently 
• Excellent communication skills with fluency in German (B2 or higher) and good working knowledge of English (B1 or higher) 

Competencies