Test Operator - Swing Shift

Unigen, headquartered in Newark, California, is a trusted partner for businesses seeking to power their next generation of products. Founded in 1991, we've grown into a leading provider of electronics manufacturing services (EMS), offering a comprehensive suite of solutions from design and manufacturing to supply chain management. From advanced memory modules to high-density storage devices, our solutions are engineered to meet the demanding needs of today's technology landscape. Our commitment to quality and innovation ensures that our partners have the tools they need to succeed.

At Unigen, you'll have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects and make a real difference. Working at Unigen means you'll be surrounded by other innovative companies, have access to top talent, and be close to world-class resources. We offer competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package, including 401(k) matching. This location, combined with our benefits, provides a unique advantage for those looking to thrive in the semiconductor industry.

Job Title: Test Operator II - Swing Shift

Job Function: Manufacturing

Job Overview: Performs a variety of duties in the set-up operation of equipment as defined in the work instructions for each process. Reports to Production Supervisor Newark, CA.

Primary Responsibilities:

1.Tests function of electronic assemblies/Sub-assemblies, components, systems, units and parts according to established procedures.

• Test electronics products, components and systems for electrical continuity and function and reliability on a variety of test platforms and static/dynamic stress chambers.
• Determines if the designated products pass all test cycles. Collects diagnostic information needed to isolate any product failure.
• Notifies the appropriate statistical process control system.
• Inspects product for the correct placement and orientation of untested components.
• Inspect products for any physical damage or contamination.
• Places the appropriate test marks on all electronics pass test.
• Reviews production schedules, process procedures and specifications regarding the sequential start-up operation and control of automated equipment and peripheral hardware.
• Records data required for statistical process control of inventory management.
• Perform sequential shutdown including the cleaning of the automated equipment of peripheral hardware.
• Communicate any process problems with peers, leads, supervisors and or engineers.
• May be required for certain assembler positions, these could include one or more skillsets.

2. Execute written/verbal instructions given by supervisor and monitor efficiency and quality of assigned routine tasks:

• Monitor PCB (Printed Circuit Board) assemblies through the process and report discrepancies to Production Supervisor, line lead or Technical Team.
• Inspect finished boards for quality and quantity of work performed,
• Read and follow work instructions and visual aids,
• Check and inspect task results against predetermined standards,
• Identify, communicate, and escalate production issues and problems.

3. Provide team support:

• Demonstrate work methods to new hires,
• Share best practices, assist in minor troubleshooting,
• Actively participate in cross-training.

Qualifications:

• Typically required 2 year related experience.
• Demonstrate basic manufacturing line knowledge and participate in process.
• Successful completion of company provided training may be required.
• Ability to occasionally lift up to 50 pounds
• Ability to stand in an eight-hour work shift with mandatory rest and lunch breaks