About the job

At UMC, your career is built on solid ground. Through exposure to the world’s leading semiconductor technologies, guided mentorship, and a culture built on growth and collaboration, we help you forge a strong foundation for your future.

With the expansion of our new Fab in Singapore, you’ll be part of a next-generation engineering hub, designed to empower local talent and lead semiconductor innovation in the region.

With us, you can expect at UMC:

· Structured Development: Hands-on training, mentorship, and clear pathways to build your core skills.

· Front-Row Tech Access: Work with cutting-edge tools that push industries forward.

· Heart-Fuelled Innovation: Thrive in a team-first environment that values your growth and purpose.

Main Responsibilities

As an Equipment Engineer in our team, you will:

· Monitor and resolve in-line SPC (Statistical Process Control) issues, equipment abnormalities, and lot handling in a timely manner.

· Maintain equipment capability and ensure availability to meet production demand.

· Collaborate with production and process teams on tool usage for troubleshooting, maintenance, and output.

· Participate in troubleshooting and quality improvement projects to enhance equipment reliability and production outcomes.

· Evaluate new equipment, materials, and retrofits to drive performance gains and production efficiency.

You’ll play a hands-on role in building foundational technologies that power everyday innovation, from smart devices to sustainable solutions.

You are someone who thrives in a fast-paced, precision-driven environment. You are collaborative, detail-oriented and ready to take on challenges that help shape the future.

We’re looking for someone with:

· A bachelor’s degree in electronic, Electrical & Electronics, Mechanical, Chemical, Materials Science, Physics, Aerospace, or Automation.

· At least 2 years of relevant experience in semiconductor/foundry environment is preferred but not mandatory.

· Strong analytical thinking with effective communication and time management skills.

· Demonstrated leadership through school projects, competitions, or similar experiences is advantageous.

· Willingness to work shift hours as required.