790 Engineer Iv Structural Engineering jobs in Idaho

Dry Etch Advanced DRAM Process Development Engineer

Micron

Horseshoe Bend, ID 83629

Dry Etch Advanced DRAM Process Development Engineer
Identify, diagnose and resolve assembly process related problems
Coordinate and execute process, equipment and material evaluation / optimization initiatives and implement changes at process step
Lead / participate in continuous yield improvement and cost reduction activities
Validate and fan out new process baseline qualified, including new process, tools and/or materials for new product introduction
Support SPC/FDC/RMS/APC
Support site to site portability
Manage / audit material suppliers to achieve quality, cost and risk management objectives
Support internal and external audits

Weyerhaeuser

Boise, ID 83708

Minimum of five (5) years of experience in PLC programming (such as Allen Bradley/Rockwell)
High level of proficiency with PLC troubleshooting, HMI programming software (such as Wonderware, FactoryTalk View SE)
Experience with VMware or hypervisor virtualization software
Ability to program and troubleshoot variable frequency drives (VFDs)
Experience with preventative and predictive maintenance systems and techniques
Ability to read and understand electrical power and control system schematics
Ability to identify root cause of problems and effectively initiate immediate corrective action to prevent reoccurrence
Experience with SAP or other CMMS program
Proficient computer skills in MS Office, other windows-based programs, and internet skills
Desire and ability to manage projects through strong planning and organization skills

Idaho National Laboratory

Idaho Falls, ID 83405

Micron

Boise, ID 83709

High school diploma or equivalent
Availability for 12hour shifts (3 days on/4 days off and 4 days on/3 days off), with flexibility to move between shifts or work overtime as needed
Ability to wear cleanroom garments (approximately 20%, depending on department) and occasional PPE such as chemical aprons and face shields (~1% of the time)