Lab Technicians

Process Technician

Temp to Hire Day Shift: 7am - 7pm Night Shift: 7pm - 7am $18 - $24/hr

Summary

This role will be primarily responsible for helping to keep production line running. This role will assist the equipment and production engineers on the overall equipment maintenance and operation; including equipment repair, changing equipment program settings, installation, modifying parameter, program qualification, and general programming. This role will help the team meet production and quality standards in the most cost-efficient manner.

Job Duties

• The qualified technician will train and work directly with the engineering team.
• The qualified technician will be assigned a section to maintain, the section will contain multiple machines.
• The qualified technician will work directly with advance robotics and automated machines.
• The qualified technicians will be responsible for the general maintenance and operation of the equipment and tools in the assigned section.
• Equipment maintenance and operation includes, but not limited to:
• Equipment calibration.
• Check daily equipment startup list before the equipment is operational.
• Minor equipment repairs.
• Equipment program troubleshooting.
• Equipment hardware troubleshooting.
• Process troubleshooting, help find the root cause of a process failure.
• Program new automated equipment.
• Change existing program recipes, update configuration files, or modify program parameters.
• Backup programs.
• Report any process/device issues to respective department manager or supervisor. Must be able to write reports and communicate updates to the management and engineering team.
• The qualified technician’s overall goal is to maintain the equipment in good running conditions.
• The qualified technician will be trained on how to perform minor troubleshooting of device failures.
• The qualified technician will assist engineers with experiments.
• Other duties as needed or required by Equipment Manager/Section Head/Head of OMD Production Line Department.
• Possible soldering techniques needed for equipment repairs, device manufacturing, and rework devices.
• Backup for operators when needed.

Qualifications

Required Education: High School Diploma or GED Preferred Education: Vocational Course Graduate or Associate’s Degree Required Experience:

• Minimum 1 year of experience in assembly processes and equipment
• Computer skills to provide daily activities reports
• Use of tools, such as, wrenches, hammers, socket sets, screwdrivers, pliers, vice grips, and pipe wrenches

Preferred Experience:

• 3+ years as an Equipment Technician in a manufacturing setting.
• Proficient in soldering, microscope use, electro-mechanical tools, hand tools, and measurement devices.
• Previous experience with computer languages and/or automated machines.