
They maintain and repair – maintenance technicians ensure that plants run smoothly and that they can be used to their full capacity at any time. In doing so, they take a thorough and systematic approach. When it comes to preventive service and maintenance, they clean highly sensitive systems, exchange parts, and repair them. In the case of disturbances, they are inventive troubleshooters.
The majority of production at Infineon takes place in shift work in clean rooms. The clean room overalls – the special workwear worn here – is a bit unusual in the beginning. But after a few days, the clean room overalls start to feel like a second skin.
A typical workday begins with putting on the clean room overalls, followed by exchange with the people from the previous shift on the status quo.
During the shift, it’s all about preventive maintenance and rectifying any plant malfunctions. Solutions are discussed and decided upon in teams.
Among the activities to maintain equipment are exchanging parts and cleaning highly sensitive machine components.
At the end of the shift, you inform your colleagues in the next shift on the status, progress, and challenges.
As a maintenance technician at Infineon, you play a key role in our highly modern production environment and work in a highly automated Internet of Things setting.
Your work helps ensure dependable production. When a machine is back up and running after a disruption, you enjoy the visible outcome of your efforts.
With a large variety of equipment, varied tasks, and fascinating problems, maintenance technician is a dream job for people who are excited about technology and like to solve puzzles and work with their hands.
In addition, there is a possibility to always learn something new and to further develop your skills. For example, onboarding includes the internal mentoring program and external training with manufacturers.
Joint work and responsibility for smooth operations in clean rooms depend on strong cohesion in the shift teams.
This is the world’s first high-volume production site for power semiconductors on 300 mm wafers.
Our only site in which frontend and three different back-ends come together.
In Warstein we like it sustainable, healthy, balanced, sportive and diverse.
More than 5.000 people work at five different sites in Austria.
This is the world’s first high-volume production site for power semiconductors on 300 mm wafers.
Our only site in which frontend and three different back-ends come together.
In Warstein we like it sustainable, healthy, balanced, sportive and diverse.
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