Analyst, Manufacturing IT

About the role

Analog Devices is hiring an Analyst, Manufacturing IT in Camas (ADCS) to help develop, configure and support the manufacturing systems and equipment-connected software that keep production running on the factory floor. You will work under the direction of the Camas Manufacturing IT manager and senior analysts, moving across product transfers, paperless manufacturing and factory automation in a 24x7 semiconductor manufacturing environment.

Key responsibilities

• Configure and test MES content in PROMIS (routes, run cards, recipes, timers, product data) and support product-transfer qualification and deployment between Camas and other ADI fabs.
• Build and support factory automation and equipment integration, including equipment interfaces, SECS/GEM data flows, cell-controller tasks, data collection and barcode/material tracking.
• Deliver paperless manufacturing capabilities such as electronic run cards, tablets, scanners, dispatch and WIP navigation, and production-error-prevention checks.
• Help resolve production-impacting incidents on live systems and equipment, and support senior analysts on root-cause correction.
• Develop reporting, WIP visibility and data-quality enhancements using SQL against manufacturing and tool data.
• Support onboarding of new tools and product transfers, validating equipment integration, data capture and routing.
• Follow controlled change, testing and release discipline, maintain traceability, and support cybersecurity, SOX and data-governance requirements.

Required profile

• 1-3 years of experience developing or supporting manufacturing, equipment-connected or IT systems, preferably in semiconductor wafer fab or assembly/test operations; strong internship or co-op experience will be considered.
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• Ability to work in a live 24x7 production environment, balancing responsiveness with disciplined change control.
• Willingness to travel about 10% of the time; shift type is 1st shift/days.

Required skills

• Hands-on software development and scripting, able to read, debug and extend existing application and integration code.
• SQL for querying manufacturing and tool data in relational databases.
• Familiarity with semiconductor manufacturing concepts such as WIP, lots, wafers and basic test and yield flows.
• Exposure to equipment integration or automation concepts (SECS/GEM, cell controllers, MES) with the willingness to build depth on the job.

What we offer

• Expected wage range of $75,200 to $103,400 for a new hire, with a discretionary performance-based bonus.
• Medical, vision and dental coverage, 401k, paid vacation, holidays and sick time.
• 10 paid holidays per year, paid vacation starting at 136 hours per year for full-time employees, and paid sick time exceeding Washington State Sick Leave requirements.