
Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Hourly
Range $18.00 - $28.75
Work Schedule
Night Shifts
Benefits
Health Insurance
Retirement Plan
Paid Time Off
Employee Discounts
Professional development opportunities
Life insurance
wellness programs
Job Description
AMD is a leading multinational semiconductor company known for designing and manufacturing innovative computing products. At the forefront of next-generation computing, AMD plays a critical role in advancing technologies across a broad range of sectors, including artificial intelligence (AI), data centers, personal computers, gaming, and embedded systems. The company prides itself on a culture driven by bold ideas, human ingenuity, and a commitment to innovation and collaboration. AMD fosters an environment where diverse perspectives thrive, and employees are encouraged to push boundaries and solve some of the world’s most complex challenges. The company strives for excellence in execution while valuing humility, directness, and inclusivity in its work culture. Based in Austin, Texas, AMD is offering a dynamic opportunity for a Manufacturing Technician to join its System Level Test (SLT) Engineering Lab team.
As a Manufacturing Technician at AMD, you will be an integral part of their hardware validation process by supporting and optimizing test systems critical to validating next-generation AMD silicon products. This hands-on role is pivotal for ensuring that test equipment operates reliably and efficiently within a fast-paced and highly technical lab environment. You will collaborate closely with engineers and fellow technicians to troubleshoot equipment issues, execute preventive maintenance, and perform hardware repairs including component-level work and soldering. The role requires attention to detail, technical acumen in electronics and computer hardware, and the ability to thrive in constantly changing lab environments.
The Manufacturing Technician position offers unique exposure to advanced server platforms and semiconductor technologies, providing an excellent career pathway for those interested in high-tech manufacturing and silicon validation. This full-time position is based onsite in Austin, Texas and involves working on a compressed night-shift schedule. The ideal candidate will bring a motivated and proactive mindset, enjoy problem-solving on electronic systems, and take pride in maintaining high operational standards for critical lab equipment. This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship, underscoring the need for candidates to have authorization to work in the United States.
Joining AMD means more than just working for a technology company—it's about being part of a mission to create extraordinary computing experiences that will shape the future of AI and beyond. The company offers a collaborative environment where career advancement and professional growth are supported in tandem with driving innovation that truly changes the world.
As a Manufacturing Technician at AMD, you will be an integral part of their hardware validation process by supporting and optimizing test systems critical to validating next-generation AMD silicon products. This hands-on role is pivotal for ensuring that test equipment operates reliably and efficiently within a fast-paced and highly technical lab environment. You will collaborate closely with engineers and fellow technicians to troubleshoot equipment issues, execute preventive maintenance, and perform hardware repairs including component-level work and soldering. The role requires attention to detail, technical acumen in electronics and computer hardware, and the ability to thrive in constantly changing lab environments.
The Manufacturing Technician position offers unique exposure to advanced server platforms and semiconductor technologies, providing an excellent career pathway for those interested in high-tech manufacturing and silicon validation. This full-time position is based onsite in Austin, Texas and involves working on a compressed night-shift schedule. The ideal candidate will bring a motivated and proactive mindset, enjoy problem-solving on electronic systems, and take pride in maintaining high operational standards for critical lab equipment. This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship, underscoring the need for candidates to have authorization to work in the United States.
Joining AMD means more than just working for a technology company—it's about being part of a mission to create extraordinary computing experiences that will shape the future of AI and beyond. The company offers a collaborative environment where career advancement and professional growth are supported in tandem with driving innovation that truly changes the world.
Job Requirements
- Associate degree or equivalent experience in Electronics, Electrical Technology, Mechanical Technology, Manufacturing Technology, or related field
- Hands-on experience with test equipment installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting
- Experience in electronic diagnostics and soldering
- Knowledge of computer hardware and system assembly
- Basic knowledge of Linux OS and command line
- Ability to work night shifts
- Authorization to work in the US
- Proactive and detail-oriented mindset
Job Qualifications
- Associate degree, technical diploma, military technical training, or equivalent experience in Electronics, Electrical Technology, Mechanical Technology, Manufacturing Technology, or a related field preferred
- Technical certifications are considered a plus
- Hands-on experience with test equipment installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting
- Experience using multimeters and performing basic electronic diagnostics
- Knowledge of computer hardware, including servers, memory, storage, and system assembly
- Basic Linux operating system and command-line experience
- Familiarity with preventive maintenance, calibration processes, and tester validation
- Technical background in Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, Manufacturing Technology, or a related field
Job Duties
- Support System Level Test (SLT) equipment setup and operation for silicon validation activities
- Perform software, firmware, and BIOS updates on test systems
- Troubleshoot test failures, electronic circuit boards, and hardware-related issues
- Execute tester validation and preventive maintenance activities to maximize equipment uptime
- Perform component-level repairs and soldering as needed
- Use diagnostic tools, including multimeters, to support hardware troubleshooting
- Partner with engineering and operations teams to support daily lab activities and priorities
Job Criteria
Experience
Mid Level (3-7 years)
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