Manufacturing Specialist Operator Night

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The role of the Manufacturing Specialist is primarily to load wafers into production equipment, verify product specs with equipment settings, monitor the equipment as it operates, monitor the process pace/productivity, and recognize when something is out of adjustment.

Open Shifts:

B Night Shift - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, e/o Saturday 7:00 PM-7:06 AM 15% night shift added

D Night Shift - Wed, Thursday, Friday e/o Saturday 7:00 PM-7:06 AM 15% night shift added

Specific responsibilities include:

• Responsible for setting up and operating tools to process wafers through the applicable stage in the manufacturing process.
• Responsible for using analytic and deductive skills to determine the best strategies for processing those wafers through their tool, including when to perform tool changeovers; ability to communicate with internal customers and team members to make the best decisions for maximum factory productivity.
• Responsible for making minor corrections to the process and equipment and for recognizing when a technician or engineer is needed, in addition to making suggestions for improvement to productivity.
• Computer/Software-related tasks such as process diagnosis and interpretation using Statistical Process Control (SPC) methodology.
• Perform production processes in accordance with documented specifications and production schedules, requiring interfacing with computer systems to complete job duties.
• Works with teammates and other departments to prioritize daily tasks that impact team goals.
• Responsible for following and staying up to date on safety and conduct requirements.
• Able to meet physical requirements listed below in the specific skills addendum, including but not limited to:
  • Carrying pods of wafers that weigh 15 pounds throughout the full shift of work
  • Frequent climbing of 4-5 step stairs, while carrying a wafer pod, throughout the full shift of work

Requirements:

• High school diploma or GED

Experience required:

• Prior semiconductor experience is preferred, but not required
• A stable work history is a plus

Specific Skills Required:

• Must be able to work a 12-hour compressed shift in a clean room environment.
• Hard-working, flexible team player with superior attention to detail and computer knowledge.
• The ability to multitask and manage a large volume of activity and demands.
• Wearing cleanroom garments is necessary to protect hair, dry skin, etc., from contaminating the product (wafers). This includes wearing a bunny suit, gloves, safety glasses, approved cleanroom shoes, and face coverings.
• The ability to carry a pod of wafers that weighs 15 pounds throughout the full shift of work.
• The ability to frequently climb up 4-5 stair steps while carrying a wafer pod throughout the full work shift.

Shift Requirements:

• The position works a compressed Night. Each shift is 12 hours per day, alternating 3 working days one week and 4 working days the next week.
• Arriving on shift at the scheduled time and punctuality with breaks and lunches is mandatory to ensure appropriate coverage at all times.