Infineon Technologies Americas Corp.
Internship - Assembly Equipment Engineer
Leominster, MA · Intern · Internship
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About the role
- Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair back-end semiconductor assembly equipment and peripheral systems using electrical and mechanical problem-solving techniques
- Identify and correct unsafe conditions, follow lockout/tagout and
- Assist production teams with equipment setup, changeovers, and root cause analysis to minimize downtime
Responsibilities
- EHS procedures, and promote a culture of safety on the shop floor Process Support:
- Perform routine inspections, preventive maintenance tasks, and component replacements to maintain equipment uptime
- Support kaizen/Lean initiatives to improve equipment reliability, throughput, and yield
- Record maintenance actions, log fault data, and support basic analysis to guide corrective actions
Requirements
- Minimum 2-3 years progress toward a BS in Electrical
Skills
- #WeAreIn to create tiny chips and big careers.
- Trade your textbooks for tools to innovate.
- Let's shape your next step together.
- Whether through our Graduate Programs or your
- first full-time role, Infineon gives you the tools, trust and challenges to
- grow fast and go far.
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