WFAB Manufacturing Operator (Temp)

Job Hazards:

• This job has no Chemical, X-Ray or laser exposure risk.

Work Shift

• 6am - 6:00pm, Friday - Sunday and Alternate Thurs (Weekend days)

GENERAL JOB DESCRIPTION

• Responsible for production assembly of integrated optical parts
• Responsible for performing assembly/DFAB processes and minor troubleshooting of tools to ensure production quality standards are met.
• Ensure compliance with documented procedures
• Report production and tool issues to Production Team, Assembly/DFAB Engineering Team and Management

Your Key Responsibilities Would Include:

• Setup and run multiple automated assembly/DFAB equipment
• Meet assembly/ DFAB priority and on-time schedule and goals within PIC department
• Able to work cohesively and closely with other team members
• Be able to follow specifications and procedures documentations
• Employees are required to work in a fast paced and dynamic environment. Repetitive motion and Multi-tasking is essential part of the job
• In order to get from one workstation to another, employees are required to stand and walk for extended periods of time (about 10 hours) in the assembly area.
• Steady hand movement and hand-eye coordination is a must as employees are required to handle and load/unload small and delicate microelectronic parts on the assembly/DFAB tools
• Able to perform 3rd optical inspection and assembly work on small components using Low Power Stereo Microscope and 2nd optical inspection using High Power Microscope over a reasonable period
• Perform computer data entry (EQDAS Transactions)
• Experience in manual and automated die-attach is a plus
• Experience in manual and automated Au wire bonder is a plus
• Processing of optoelectronic devices in the DFAB (Cleanroom environment)
• Inspects semiconductor wafers/PICs using microscope, to identify processing defects and reporting to engineering group
• Cleaving wafers to PICs using precision tools
• Places wafers/PIC on stage of microscope, using tweezers or vacuum wand.
• Inspect surface of wafer and test patterns on wafers, using microscope, and compares wafers to specifications to verify that wafers/PIC meet company specifications
• Informing management and engineers of any unexpected results
• Adhering to Fab safety and cleanliness guidelines
• Accurately communicate tool and lot status to colleagues on the ensuing shift

EDUCATION

High School Diploma or Equivalent

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Contractor

“This position requires direct or indirect access to certain confidential information, hardware, software, technology, or technical information (referred to here as “Export-Controlled Information”) controlled under the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and/or the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR). All personnel in this position must be eligible to or be able to obtain authorization from the appropriate agency to access applicable Export-Controlled Information. The U.S. Department of Commerce currently requires a foreign person with a most recent citizenship or permanent residency of Sudan, Ukraine, or a country currently designated in Country Group D:1, E:1 or E:2 (Supplement No. 1 to Part 740, Title 15) to have an export control license to access our Export-Controlled Information, unless they meet certain exemptions provided under U.S. export control laws and regulations. The list of applicable countries in Country Group