Cleanroom, Communication Skills, Continuous Improvement, Cross-Functional, Detail Oriented, Documentation, Electronic Design, Health Plan, Integrated Circuits (ICs), Manual Dexterity, Manufacturing, Manufacturing Technology, Microsoft Product Family, Presentation/Verbal Skills, Product Documentation, Product Engineering, Safety Process, Semiconductor Manufacturing, Team Player, Technical Leadership, Test Design, Writing Skills
Our Client, a Global Provider of Electronic Design and Test Solution company, is looking for a Manufacturing Technical Coordinator (Die Sort-Day) for their Santa Rosa, CA location.
Responsibilities:
- The ability to work in an ESD room environment.
- The ability to raise concerns though a standardized chain of command.
- Ability to handle and process delicate materials in chip and/or wafer form.
- Skilled hand-eye coordination is imperative for proper handling and movement of parts
- Experience with aspects of integrated circuit fabrication processing including but not limited to sort or visual inspection desired.
- Perform delicate handling and processing of wafers according to detailed product documentation and engineering specifications.
- Follow standardized procedures and strict safety protocols to ensure consistent quality and reliability.
- Ability to interpret hardware documentation to operate sophisticated tools
- Contribute to continuous improvement by learning new skills and adapting to evolving processes.
Requirements:- Team communication and collaboration.
- Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity for handling fragile components.
- Ability to work independently while maintaining alignment with team objectives.
- Willingness to learn and grow within a high-tech manufacturing environment.
- Experience in cleanroom or semiconductor manufacturing is a plus.
- Experience with Microsoft applications.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills.
- Able to work in a cross-functional environment collaboratively with other departments.
- Knowledge of LEAN practices plus.
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