Robotics and Automation Graduate

About Analog Devices

At Analog Devices (ADI), innovation fuels solutions that make meaningful impacts globally. For over 55 years, ADI has pioneered technologies enhancing autonomous vehicles, drones, augmented reality, digital healthcare, and more. ADI values a culture centered on employee growth through continuous learning, alignment of goals, and sustainable practices.

ADI is a worldwide leader in semiconductor technology combining analog, digital, and software systems to enable advances in digitized factories, mobility, and healthcare. The company operates with roughly 24,000 employees globally and generates revenues exceeding $9 billion, continuously pushing the boundaries of technology.

Role Overview

This position is located at ADI's Limerick Class 10 cleanroom wafer fabrication facility, involving work with cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing devices and robotic systems.

Primary Duties

• Assist with both scheduled and unscheduled equipment repairs and maintenance tasks.
• Engage in root cause analysis and troubleshooting down to the component level.
• Participate in tool development efforts and enhancements, including robotics automation initiatives.
• Lead and contribute to improvement projects as part of collaborative teams or independently.
• Cooperate with experienced mentors for hands-on hardware investigations and problem-solving.
• Deliver presentations outlining completed projects, insights gained, and proposed improvements.
• Interpret and utilize technical documents, schematics, and diagrams, employing various tools and test equipment.
• Communicate challenges and solutions clearly and confidently within diverse teams adaptable to changing priorities.

Robotics and Automation Focus

• Gain practical exposure to robotic wafer handling and automated transfer systems.
• Contribute to calibration and upkeep of robotic arms and automated equipment.
• Assist troubleshooting activities involving robotic motion control and sensor systems.
• Learn integration processes involving robotics with vacuum and pneumatic technologies.
• Engage in projects aimed at elevating robotic system throughput and dependability.

Technological Environment

• Work with advanced semiconductor tools featuring electronics, high vacuum, pneumatics, and robotics technologies.
• Hands-on experience may include platforms like Applied Materials Implanters, Akrion Wet Benches, Aviza Furnaces, TEL Tracks, Nikon Steppers, LAM Etchers, Novellus Deposition, and Semitool Wet Chemistry systems.

Additional Details

• The role includes a rotating shift schedule with an additional shift premium.
• Candidates should hold a Bachelor’s or Honours Bachelor’s degree (NFQ Level 7 or 8), ideally graduated within the last two years.
• Prior experience or knowledge of regulated manufacturing environments or equipment maintenance is advantageous.
• Competence in analytical troubleshooting and problem-solving methods like Root Cause Analysis, 5-Why technique, and achieving first-time repair success is expected.
• Ability to adhere to preventative maintenance and standard operating procedures is required.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential.
• Flexibility to work a 5-cycle shift pattern must be maintained.
• For some roles requiring access to sensitive technical data, applicants (other than US citizens, permanent residents, or protected individuals) may need to undergo an export licensing authorization process.
• ADI is committed to equal opportunity employment and fostering an inclusive workplace that supports diverse backgrounds and identities.