Develop and maintain semiconductor equipment automation and MES integrations using SECS/GEM, SEMI standards, Ignition, Python, REST APIs, and databases. Design equipment-to-host interfaces, station controllers, finite-state workflows, data collection, tags, and web or desktop applications. Validate MES processes, support SPC software, debug and host applications, and work with hardware and semiconductor manufacturing systems. The role also requires strong analytical, communication, leadership, project management, and application ownership skills.
Semiconductor equipment automation and integration with MES
SECS/GEM equipment communication. Strong understanding of SEMI standards (E5, E30, E37).
Data collection over SECS/GEM
Station controller development
Automated finite state machine and workflow design
Design and implementation of equipment-to-host interfaces
Equipment and MES process validation
Proficiency with Inductive Automation Ignition
Tag design, UDTs and tag naming conventions
Perspective web user interface
General web programming (HTML, CSS, etc.)
REST API experience
Python (Jython) scripting
MES fundamentals
Modeling automation setups in MES
Executing remote transactions in MES
Prefer experience with Siemens Opcenter EX SM
Must have experience in SECS/GEM equipment communication.
- Strong object-oriented programming skills
- Developing Rich User interface, Web Applications and Desktop Applications.
- Databases Oracle, SQL Server
- Must have experience in developing, maintaining, testing, debugging, and hosting win & web applications
- Experience dealing with hardware devices and/or Semiconductor devices process manufacturing will be an asset
- Superior analytical, problem solving and engineering skills
- Strong leadership, project management & communication skills
- Quick learner, Self-motivated & ability to take application ownership
- Experience with SEMI Standard communication protocols – SECS/GEM, Modbus TCP
- Experience in developing and managing SPC software
- Proficiency with Inductive Automation Ignition
- Tag design, UDTs and tag naming conventions
- Perspective web user interface
- General web programming (HTML, CSS, etc.)
- REST API experience
- Python (Jython) scripting
- MES fundamentals Modeling automation setups...
- MES fundamentals
- Modeling automation setups in MES
- Executing remote transactions in MES
- Prefer experience with Siemens Opcenter EX SM
Qualifications
- 5+ plus years of experience in above mentioned technologies
- Minimum Bachelor’s degree in computer science or equivalent
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