Process Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Job Title: Process Technician

Location: Greenville, North Carolina

Shift: 12-hour shifts, 2-2-3 rotating schedule

Job Summary:

—— Daily monitoring of production lines, experimental tracking, and machine parameter checks.

—— Monitoring and troubleshooting production line abnormalities.

Main Duties & Responsibilities:

• Shift handover: Attend daily shift handover meetings, arrive at the work site 5 minutes in advance, and conduct handover briefings on shift indicators, abnormalities, and machine operation status.
• Pre-shift checklist: Complete records and archiving of checklists for all processes in accordance with the checklist document. If the check results are outside the set range, confirm the start time and notify the engineer to verify the impact; if the actual values fail to meet the set standards, notify the equipment team for assistance.
• Production line patrol: Inspect incoming material appearance, machine alarm information, material Q-TIME, workshop 5S conditions, proper use of tooling and fixtures, and equipment operation specifications. If requirements are not met, provide timely feedback to relevant department personnel for adjustment and improvement, and complete related form records.
• SPC monitoring: Conduct daily SPC monitoring, record test results, and make timely adjustments if abnormalities occur.
• Workshop abnormality response: Respond promptly to machine alarms, incoming/outgoing material appearance issues, and SPC abnormalities; respond to other departments’ requests with feedback and corrective improvements.
• Track the entire process experiment lifecycle, record key parameters and experimental observations, and systematically collect and archive data.
• Daily work report: Compile daily reports including shift SPC data, rework data and root causes, abnormality logs, shift handover notes, and process indicator ratios.
• Machine maintenance: Assist with production equipment maintenance, and verify that post-maintenance machine conditions and parameters meet process requirements.
• On-site safety and emergency response: Serve as the first responder to on-site incidents (personnel injuries, disputes, minor gas/chemical leaks, water leaks, etc.), including on-site control, initial containment, evacuation coordination, and reporting to prevent escalation.
• Maintain 5S management (Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain) in the work area.
• Other tasks assigned by management.

Requirements:

Education Background:

• Bachelor’s degree or above (or equivalent). Preferred majors include Chemistry, Materials Science, Physics, Semiconductors, New Energy, or Optics-related fields.

Experience:

• Preference given to candidates with solar or semiconductor industry experience;
• Willing to wear cleanroom suits, gloves, and masks during work;
• Received systematic professional training in process flow, quality control (e.g., SPC), and production and operations management.