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
• ccurately 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
• bility to handle very small, delicate parts (steady hands required)
• Basic computer skills (data entry, email, systems)
• bility 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