Cleanroom Technician

An established technology and advanced manufacturing company is seeking a Cleanroom Technician II to support the assembly, alignment, bonding, and testing of precision optical assemblies and laser systems. The ideal candidate has experience with optical assembly, measurement tools, and precision hand tools, along with strong attention to detail and the ability to consistently produce high-quality work.

Cleanroom Technician II  Position Overview
An established technology and advanced manufacturing company is seeking a Cleanroom Technician II to support the assembly, alignment, bonding, and testing of precision optical assemblies and laser systems.

This position works in a cleanroom environment and involves hands-on assembly and integration of optical components, including lenses, mirrors, beam splitters, and other precision optical elements. The ideal candidate has experience with optical assembly, measurement tools, and precision hand tools, along with strong attention to detail and the ability to consistently produce high-quality work.
Responsibilities

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  Assemble, align, bond, and test free-space optical assemblies and laser heads in a cleanroom environment.
  
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  Align and integrate optical components, including lenses, mirrors, beam splitters, and other precision optical elements.
  
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  Operate laser systems and optical test equipment to verify alignment and product performance.
  
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  Perform functional testing and inspections to ensure assemblies meet established quality and performance specifications.
  
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  Troubleshoot assembly and alignment issues and collaborate with engineering teams to implement solutions.
  
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  Accurately document assembly, testing, and inspection results in accordance with established procedures.
  
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  Follow cleanroom protocols and comply with all safety and quality requirements, including laser safety and electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures.
  
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  Support continuous improvement initiatives focused on manufacturing processes, product quality, and production efficiency.
  
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  Maintain regular and reliable attendance and work overtime as needed.
  

Qualifications

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  Graduate of an optical technical program or equivalent hands-on experience.
  
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  Competent in the use of optical measurement tools, gauges, and meters.
  
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  Strong hands-on assembly skills, including experience with precision hand tools and light power tools.
  
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  Demonstrated ability to perform neat, accurate, and consistent work.
  
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  Ability to work independently and take ownership of assigned responsibilities.
  
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  Strong attention to detail and ability to retain and apply technical instructions.
  
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  Effective communication skills, with the ability to convey information clearly to colleagues and supervisors.
  
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  Good judgment in recognizing when additional guidance or support is needed.
  
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  Ability to follow established procedures and reporting structures.