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Associate, Eyepiece Equipment Technician

Job Description

This position will be responsible for maintaining existing process equipment and developing best practices to reduce equipment downtime. Candidates must maintain focus on quality workmanship while abiding to the standards set forth within a given process. Candidates must determine, order and maintain spare parts and tooling required for maintenance. Candidates must be highly innovative and enjoy working in a dynamic and creative environment within a multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities:

• Follow detailed work instructions and/or Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
• Interact with vendors and process engineers on equipment installation and qualification
• Develop innovative solutions
• Participate in yield improvement team efforts
• Initiate equipment maintenance with disciplined data collection and interpretation
• Implement and review equipment performance charts
• Assist Engineers with design of experiments
• Research new equipment for purchasing
• Advise on corrective action plans
• Document and report results of maintenance activities
• Write and maintain work instructions related to equipment maintenance
• Improve equipment uptime while maintaining and improving quality standards
• Hands-on mentality working in a team oriented environment
• Work as needed to meet organizational production milestones
• Determine and maintain spare parts and miscellaneous equipment for maintenance
• Work in a class 100 clean room environment and abide by cleanroom protocols
• Report any safety incidents to the proper channels

Qualifications:

• 2+ years of hands-on experience in manufacturing equipment maintenance
• Familiarity using hand tools such as screwdrivers, crimpers, allen keys, shims, calipers, etc.
• Able to notify team and stakeholders on line down situations
• Able to use Google Suite and Windows 10 software
• Able to pick up items weighing up to 50 lbs
• Collect and document equipment related data and repair actions
• Team player attitude willing to assist other members in the team when necessary
• Quick learner-ability to learn several processes within the factory
• Electrical assembly/schematic reader huge plus for this position
• Ability to drive continuous improvement projects and programs while executing action plans.
• Extensively collect and document equipment related data/procedures
• Pneumatic troubleshooting experience
• PLC troubleshooting experience
• Vacuum chamber troubleshooting experience
• Wafer handling robot troubleshooting experience

• Minimum Minimum of 2 year Associate's Degree within a technical field or technical college equivalent required or relevant work experience.

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