MFO MEMS Equipment Engineer

MFO MEMS Equipment Engineer

Description -

The MFO MEMS Equipment Engineer is accountable for equipment performance strategy, preventive maintenance effectiveness, long-term tooling sustainability, equipment refresh, and obsolescence risk reduction across assigned MEMS manufacturing workcenters. This intermediate-level role defines technical standards, improvement roadmaps, and sustainment plans to ensure stable, safe, and reliable manufacturing execution.

Job description:

• Provides equipment engineering support and technical ownership for assigned MEMS workcenters, including Barrier, Drill, Attach, Plating, Mandrel, and related MEMS manufacturing processes.
• Provides engineering ownership for preventive maintenance strategy and effectiveness, including PM scope definition, checklist optimization, technical standards, post-PM performance review, and continuous improvement of PM methods.
• Accountable for monitoring and improving key equipment performance indicators such as OEE, machine uptime, availability, downtime trend, PM effectiveness, repeat equipment issues, and spare part-related losses.
• Provides technical leadership for chronic, complex, or recurring equipment issues by driving root cause analysis, defining corrective and preventive actions, improving troubleshooting standards, and preventing recurrence.
• Leads and owns the long-term tooling sustainability plan for assigned MEMS equipment, including critical tooling, fixtures, modules, controllers, sensors, support systems, and spare parts required to sustain manufacturing continuity.
• Leads equipment refresh and obsolescence management by identifying aging equipment, end-of-life parts, discontinued components, vendor support risks, retrofit needs, alternative source options, and replacement priorities.
• Leads assigned equipment-related cost improvement, capital, reliability, and manufacturing continuity initiatives, including MOH, ETS, ROP, and CAPEX projects related to equipment reliability, refresh, replacement, automation, cost reduction, safety improvement, and manufacturing continuity.
• Coordinates alignment with Operations, Tech Sups, Technical Specialists, Process Engineering, Quality, Planning, Supply Chain, Facilities, suppliers, and vendors on assigned equipment priorities, technical risk closure, and stable manufacturing execution.
• Develops and maintains critical spare, tooling, fixture, and consumable readiness strategies to support equipment uptime, PM effectiveness, and timely recovery from equipment issues.
• Provides technical direction and coaching to Engineering Technicians, Technical Specialists, and shift support teams on equipment troubleshooting, PM standards, escalation handling, and safe work practices.
• Maintains accurate equipment documentation, PM checklists, troubleshooting guides, one-point lessons, spare part records, engineering change records, and system updates in accordance with internal requirements.
• Supports equipment safety, compliance, audit readiness, LOTO discipline, interlock verification, risk assessment, and incident prevention activities.
• Takes technical ownership of assigned equipment performance reviews within MEMS PME and daily management routines by identifying risks, escalating priorities, leading action closure, and supporting cross-functional recovery and improvement plans.
• Identifies and implements equipment-focused digitization and automation opportunities to improve productivity, reduce recurring losses, strengthen equipment monitoring, and support manufacturing efficiency.
• Performs other duties and assignments as required by the MEMS Engineering Manager or Department Manager.

Requirement / Skills:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical & Electronics, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Manufacturing Engineering, Automation, Industrial Engineering, or related Engineering discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
• Typically 3–5 years of experience in equipment engineering, equipment sustaining support, automation, manufacturing engineering, or related high-volume manufacturing environment.
• Experience supporting MEMS, semiconductor, electronics, precision manufacturing, automation, or equipment-intensive manufacturing operations is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of preventive maintenance systems, equipment troubleshooting, root cause analysis, corrective and preventive action, equipment reliability, and maintenance improvement methods.
• Practical experience in equipment refresh, retrofit, obsolescence management, spare part strategy, supplier support, and equipment lifecycle sustainment is an added advantage.
• Able to interpret equipment manuals, drawings, electrical diagrams, pneumatic diagrams, mechanical drawings, PLC/HMI information, and OEM maintenance recommendations.
• Good understanding of safety controls, LOTO, machine guarding, interlocks, risk assessment, and safe equipment maintenance practices.
• Strong analytical, hands-on problem-solving, data analysis, and decision-making skills with the ability to prioritize under production pressure.
• Able to work independently with minimum supervision while collaborating effectively with Operations, Tech Sups, Technical Specialists, Engineering, Quality, Facilities, Supply Chain, suppliers, and vendors.
• Experience using manufacturing and equipment systems such as SFT, ELT, EMS, Workstream, MS Office, data analysis tools, or equivalent factory systems is preferred.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills; able to communicate equipment issues, risk assessments, recovery plans, project status, and improvement proposals clearly to stakeholders.

Impact/Scope

• Collaborates with Operations, Tech Sups, Technical Specialists, Process Engineering, Quality, Facilities, Supply Chain, suppliers, and vendors to sustain equipment readiness and manufacturing continuity.
• Takes technical ownership of equipment uptime improvement, PM effectiveness, long-term tooling sustainability, equipment refresh priorities, obsolescence risk reduction, safety compliance, cost performance, and long-term manufacturing capability within assigned MEMS workcenters.

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Engineering

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Full time

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No Shift premium (Malaysia)

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Relocation -

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