Manufacturing Technician- M-F 7A-3:30P

Position Summary: Manufacturing Technicians sustain high-volume production, troubleshoot process and equipment issues, drive continuous improvement activities, and support Production operations. This role contributes to the manufacture of next-generation semiconductor diode lasers, optics, and fiber-coupled devices. Available Shifts: Monday-Friday 7A-3:30PResponsibilitiesReports to the Manufacturing Supervisor and monitors the operation of automated production tools and equipment, ensuring high quality, throughput, and equipment and process issues, performs routine data collection, and effectively communicates the status of tools and proposed solutions. Helps define and execute routine process equipment maintenance and with process engineering to manage specific processes and assists in defining and executing continuous process improvements focused on reducing PM or tool down durations, improving safety and ergonomics, and reducing tool interruptions. Supports, trains, and certifies production team members. Supports engineering in documenting processes in prototype and high-volume lines. Leads by example in eliminating equipment issues from production's critical continuous improvement opportunities using a wide variety of analytical techniques, such as SPC, DOE, and Gage R&R, as well as lean manufacturing and Six Sigma concepts. Performs manufacturing builds and other production tasks as needed to meet production goals.

Qualifications: Requires a minimum of 6 months of experience as an MSIII or 1+ years of experience in a high-volume production environment working with electronics, semiconductor equipment, or opto-mechanical assemblies as a technician. Demonstrated ability to acquire job skills and learn Company policies and procedures to complete routine tasks. Basic understanding of manufacturing technology and equipment. Demonstrated proficiency using common hand tools, including multimeters, and other tools required to perform the role. Effective written and verbal communication skills. Basic to intermediate computer skills and ability to learn new tools and processes. Demonstrated commitment to following safety procedures, quality standards, and clean room protocols in a manufacturing environment. Ability to follow prescribed OCAP procedures for identified issues. Ability to complete all assigned training courses. Ability to perform work that is closely observed, controlled, and checked, with detailed guides and instructions provided. Ability to perform simple, routine tasks and safely use tools and power equipment in the performance of duties. Ability to read and work from sketches, blueprints, and schematics, and ability to work effectively as a team member while sharing skills and knowledge. Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds. Ability to maintain clean, safe, and organized work areas. Ability to perform routine assignments requiring limited judgment and involving little or no role in decision-making. Ability to receive detailed instructions on all work and operate under close supervision.