Silke, how would you describe yourself?

  • Creative Thinker
  • Animal Lover
  • Solution Finder
  • Tattoo Addict
  • Allrounder
What is special about working at Infineon?

Working at Infineon gives me a chance to help shape the future of microelectronics as part of an extremely innovative and international team.

What are your main tasks?

Carrying out scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Pinpointing and solving simple and complex faults in the production equipment.

What are the results of your work?

Stabilization of uptime through maintenance and troubleshooting on the process modules. This, in turn, contributes to production reliability.

What are your job highlights?

For my daily work you need a basic understanding and good knowledge of the underlying mechanics, mechatronics, pneumatics, IT, and electronics. The job is extremely varied and wide-ranging so you learn something new every day.

What are your biggest challenges?

I support different groups of ASH (“ashing”) modules so it is important to understand the specifics of each production machine and the differences between them.

What are you most proud of?

As a woman, the chance to work in a largely technology-driven environment with a future-focused company.