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Applied Materials

Builds equipment for chip and display factories

Instructor - Instructor 3

Corporate & Technical TrainingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBillerica, MA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in engineering, education, or training and four years of professional semiconductor equipment experience in installation, programming, safety, maintenance, operation, troubleshooting, and repair of semiconductor machinery equipment; experience includes equipment such as robots, programmable controllers, power supplies, pneumatics, vacuum systems, power distributions, facilities, high-voltage systems, high-current systems, and robot controllers, using manuals, specifications, blueprints, schematics, hand tools, measuring instruments, and testing equipment. Candidates without a bachelor's degree must have six years of professional semiconductor equipment experience.
  • Experience with P500, Stratus, and Apollo equipment.
  • Excellent communication, presentation, problem-solving, teamwork, and interpersonal communication skills.
  • Ability to work and learn independently when necessary; high self-motivation and professional dedication.
  • Skills in presentation, written communication, training delivery, project and information management, self-development, presenting technical information, self-confidence, and dealing with complexity.
  • Microsoft Office skills.
  • Ability to use office equipment, power supplies, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, voltmeters, soldering irons, hand tools, power tools, and personal computers.
  • Semiconductor equipment skills in operations, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, alignments, calibrations, and system-level troubleshooting of analog and digital electronics.

Responsibilities

  • Assess semiconductor equipment training needs by collecting information about work procedures, workflow, and functional knowledge from experts; understanding job-specific functions and tasks; maintaining sufficient product technical knowledge to prepare and present product courses; and sharing new information with training and business-unit staff.
  • Communicate with product groups to obtain current product information for course updates; manage multiple projects of diverse scope and complexity; direct project team members; and represent AGS Training Services at divisional meetings, external conferences, and industry task-force activities.
  • Determine system-utilization requirements by researching and testing systems.
  • Use Technical Publications and System Product Business Groups to maximize technical-documentation efficiency; develop customized training materials as needed; train others in the standard course-development process and Instructional System Design; ensure correct revisions of product procedures and schematics; and identify and correct procedural issues with the business unit.
  • Lead new-product-introduction training-development projects with minimal support; develop hardware-training student guides by identifying and describing information needs, using desktop-publishing tools such as PowerPoint and Word, submitting initial versions for review, and revising and editing final copy.
  • Maintain a safe and healthy training environment by following organizational standards and legal regulations; provide technical expertise and troubleshooting to assist with system repairs; ensure system functionality supports course objectives; and ensure safety retrofits are installed on training systems.
  • Present technical training in-house and at customer sites; conduct classroom and hands-on training for job-specific learning; manage classroom and lab activities to meet course objectives; present and practice safety procedures; train on off-shifts and weekends as assigned; certify others; establish certification requirements; and evaluate training effectiveness for specific job applications.
  • Provide coaching and leadership to other instructors; mentor less-senior instructors in class delivery, technical development, and certification; and anticipate, prevent, and resolve customer-satisfaction issues.
  • Keep equipment operational by completing preventive maintenance, following manufacturer instructions, troubleshooting malfunctions, arranging repairs, maintaining equipment inventories, and evaluating new equipment and techniques.
  • Maintain service quality by establishing and enforcing organizational standards; demonstrate understanding of AGS Training Services and AGS operations; inform customers about additional courses and products; assist Marketing with customer relationships and product sales; analyze customer issues and needs to identify future training opportunities; and deliver training solutions for customer needs.
  • Maintain technical and instructional knowledge by attending educational workshops and reviewing publications.
  • Contribute to team efforts by completing related work.
  • Travel domestically and internationally as required.

Desired Qualifications

  • Two years of formal or informal experience in education, performance-based training, or delivering training and presentations to external customers; this experience is required to attain FKA Instructional Developer within the first year.
  • A nationally recognized certification in Instructional Design, or two years of formal or informal experience in curriculum development and/or instructional design.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Windows applications and computer networking.
  • Experience in e-learning.
  • Experience in videography and photography.

About the Company

Applied Materials

Builds equipment for chip and display factories

Applied Materials designs and builds precision machines that chipmakers and display manufacturers use to form, shape and inspect thin layers of material. Its platforms handle steps such as depositing films and removing unwanted material, helping chipmakers create transistors and wiring at atomic scale. Customers include makers of logic chips and memory, as well as manufacturers of advanced displays. The company earns money from equipment sales, replacement parts and services, and factory software that schedules production and monitors manufacturing processes. Applied Materials was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Santa Clara, CA
Founded
1967

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