Engineer (Sputter Equipment Engineering)

About Our Group : Join the dynamic Recording Media Operations

(RMO) Sputter Equipment Engineering team at Seagate Technology. We

specialize in engineering innovative solutions across mechanical,

electrical / electronics, PLC, software & controls, and advanced

analytic systems. Our mission is to enhance ultra-high vacuum (UHV)

sputter machines through upgrades that improve Overall Equipment

Effectiveness (OEE), reduce downtime, optimize operations and

process capabilities, lower indirect material

(IDM) / hardware / consumables costs, boost productivity, and ensure

readiness for new product conversions. We are committed to

delivering exceptional media performance and minimizing

defects.

About the

Role : Install,

upgrade, and maintain state-of-the-art sputter systems.

Lead and manage projects, ensuring timely completion

within stipulated schedules.

Actively

participate in technical meetings and discussions.

Troubleshoot and resolve both mechanical and electrical

issues.

Generate comprehensive reports,

including daily updates, issue logs, and Closed Loop Corrective

Actions (CLCA).

Collaborate closely with

cross-functional teams, including Software, Process, Launch,

Maintenance, and Equipment Development Engineering.

Lead and mentor a team of junior engineers and

technicians.

Drive continuous improvement

projects to enhance system performance and refine working

protocols.

About

You : Embody Seagate

Technology's core values : Innovation, Integrity, and

Inclusion.

Demonstrate strong intra-cultural

awareness and organizational sensitivity.

Thrive in a fast-paced environment with multiple

priorities.

Be a collaborative team player

with a resourceful approach.

Exhibit a

result-oriented mindset, meticulous attention to detail, and the

ability to work independently.

Possess

effective communication and interpersonal skills.

Leadership qualities to guide junior engineers and

technicians effectively

Be comfortable working

in a cleanroom and structured manufacturing

environment.

Your

Experience Includes :

A Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a relevant field,

with at least 3 years of pertinent experience.

Proven experience in installing and maintaining high

vacuum CVD / PVD systems in a cleanroom environment.

• Exceptional troubleshooting capabilities.

Knowledge of Thin Film, PVD, CVD, Etch, Ion Beam, Ion

Implantation, and Ultra-High Vacuum tools is a

plus.