NXP Semiconductors · Austin

ATMC Fab Associate

Austin

Listed on NXP Semiconductors’s official careers site. Posted October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Ability to wear a clean room gown for extended periods of time. Good written/oral communication, reading and comprehension skills. Self-motivation, a good safety record, and good lab/work habits. Be able to contribute effectively in a team environment and interface well with other Operators and Engineers. Previous cleanroom experience a plus. Ability to rotate between 2-3 job functions. Must be able to use chemicals and solvents for use in processing, cleaning and weekly wipe downs.

High School Diploma or GED Preferred qualifications include: previous experience in a production environment with the ability to multi-task while operating safely, efficiently, and in a high quality manner.

  • Lift up to 30 pounds Push or pull heavy objects using up to 30 pounds of force
  • Use a Windows based computer for data entry and retrieval Stand, sit or walk for extended periods of time Reach, bend, squat, lift arms over head
  • Use fine motor skills to operate office equipment and/or machinery Visually inspect products using microscopes Repetitive motion Finger dexterity Grasping/Holding Typing Function with eye/hand coordination
  • Receive and comprehend instructions in English verbally and/or in writing.

Use logical reasoning for simple and complex problem solving. #LI-DNI

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