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Ocotillo Technology Fabrication Wet Etch Module Engineer

IntelUS, Arizona, PhoenixFull-time$89,010.00-146,440.00 USD

As a Wet Etch Module Engineer, you will own and manage one or more critical 300mm wet etch toolsets in Intel's Ocotillo Technology Fabrication facility, serving as the technical expert responsible for all aspects of module performance and reliability. Your responsibilities span from developing robust manufacturing processes and conducting process characterization experiments to sustaining tool availability, maintaining quality standards, and leading continuous improvement initiatives across your assigned equipment. You will work cross-functionally with process engineering, integration, and yield teams to establish process control systems, troubleshoot complex problems, and transfer proven processes to high-volume production and new factory startups. This role suits engineers who are passionate about semiconductor manufacturing equipment and process development, possess strong problem-solving and data analysis skills, and thrive in a fast-paced, high-accountability environment where technical excellence directly impacts production outcomes.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Chemistry, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering (or related STEM field) with 1+ years semiconductor experience, or Master's degree with 6+ months experienceExperience supporting high-volume manufacturing ramps and technology transfers in semiconductor environmentAbility to lift 35 pounds regularly and perform frequent standing, walking, bending, and reachingKnowledge of statistics, experimental design, and tool matching/qualification methodologiesTechnical troubleshooting skills and proficiency working with wet etch functional area preferredStrong communication, teamwork, and cross-organizational collaboration abilities
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Listed July 16, 2026 · Verify details with the employer before applying.

About Intel

Four decades of chip manufacturing in Chandler, with the Ocotillo campus among Intel's largest fab sites and ongoing expansion.