Manufacturing Operations Coordinator

Job Title: Manufacturing Operations Coordinator – Chip & Wire Assembly Location : Colorado Springs, CO 80907 Duration: 24 months Schedule Notes: We are hiring for first and second shift. First shift is from 7am-3:30pm. Second shift is from 2:30-11pm Overview We are looking for a detail-oriented and reliable Manufacturing Operations Coordinator to join our Chip & Wire Assembly team. This role supports both Die Attach and Wire Bonding operations in a cleanroom environment, performing precision micro-assembly work on very small components. This position is ideal for someone with strong attention to detail, steady hands, and the ability to work under a microscope while maintaining high quality standards. Key Responsibilities Complete assigned production jobs safely and on schedule Perform die attach and wire bonding assembly processes Work under a microscope to assemble and inspect microelectronic components Perform in-process quality inspections to ensure compliance Identify and report process, material, or quality issues Escalate questions or concerns to trainers, technicians, or engineers Operate automated and semi-automated production equipment Accurately log job data and production updates into computer systems Follow cleanroom and ESD procedures Support continuous improvement efforts Required Qualifications High School Diploma or equivalent Reliable with strong attendance Comfortable working under a microscope for extended periods Strong attention to detail and quality Ability to handle very small, delicate parts (steady hands required) Basic computer skills (data entry, email, systems) Ability to follow detailed instructions Strong teamwork and communication skills Self-motivated with a professional work ethic Preferred Qualifications Experience with die attach, wire bonding, or microelectronics assembly Cleanroom experience ESD knowledge or certification Experience operating automated production equipment Work Environment Cleanroom setting Microscope-based work for extended periods Handling of very small components Use of specialized production equipment #J-18808-Ljbffr eTeam