CSCM TW In-fab Planner Tainan
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Job Location:
Tainan City - Taiwan
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
2 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Key elements of the job include:
Plan daily move in/out materials and communicate with 3rd party ( rigger ) support.
Simulate fab layout and go to fab to evaluate space demand to secure machine / materials move in.
EMO/Priority materials delivery / return arrangement.
Plan on pre-install set machine system and RETM schedule with stakeholders.
Drive operation improvements by data analysis and tracking pending items according internally data.
Personal skills
Excellent skills and proven track record in operational planning and execution in a high-tech or otherwise highly complex and cross-sectorial business environment.
Can manage high dynamics whilst having the drive to deliver structure and continuously improve.
New project / system trial run owner and willing to feedback result knowledge sharing and improvement.
Remains effective under high pressure and keeps re-evaluating priorities
Familiar with ERP; SAP experience is preferred
- Customer dedicated and service minded
- Data analysis skill and familiar to sort data by EXCEL processing.
- Great communication skill with customer and team members .
- Good communication in Mandarin and English
- Experience with working in a multi-cultural environment
Other information
- Traveling max 50% including Hsinchu Taichung and Kaohsiung.
Inclusion and diversity
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About Company
ASML gives the world's leading chipmakers the power to mass produce patterns on silicon, helping to make computer chips smaller, faster and greener.
