- operate semi-automated equipment in a clean room for pilot production
- perform wafer processing: cleaning, coating, lithography, dicing & packaging
- prepare & handle hazardous chemical reagents
- read and follow SOPs
- adhere to, and enforce strict safety guidelines
- observe, document & report on processes, problems
- train other personnel
- Minimum AAS degree
- 2-5 year working experience in clean room manufacturing operations is preferred
- Familiarity with microelectronics or medical device manufacturing technologies
- The technician will interact closely with other team members and engineers.
- Must be detail-oriented, able to learn quickly, respond to feedback, and communicate clearly.
- Able to read and follow strict SOPs and regulations
- excellent written and spoken communication skills.
- Safety-minded, disciplined workmanship, flexible hours.
- Familiar with basic computer software; Microsoft Office
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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At the preseason tryouts for the U.S. Boomerang Team in Greenfield, Mass., one figure stands out among the hacky sack players and pizza delivery guys gathering in the soccer fields, limbering up their throwing arms. Eric Darnell, a soft-spoken 62-year-old Quaker and backyard inventor from South Stafford, Vt., has brought 60 of his latest handmade boomerang prototypes, along with several notebooks, two windsocks and printouts of weather forecasts. While others just hurl their rangs -- as aficionados call them -- Darnell tries to be as meticulous and scientific as possible about the objects he refers to as "my kinetic sculptures."