3 Cleanroom Environment Jobs

As a Manufacturing Team Manager, your primary responsibility will be to assess and manage the Manufacturing Team in order to maximize service to customers. You will provide direction and leadership by focusing on sound operating principles, coaching employees to develop critical skills, clearly communicating strategy and vision, and helping teams translate those business strategies into their daily work. It will be important to share and communicate critical, best practice manufacturing processes and performance standards, while monitoring and analyzing key performance indicators to ensure control and compliance. You will actively lead service improvements throughout managing responsibility, driving improved productivity, efficiencies, safety, and lower costs within the scope of the collective bargaining agreement. It will also be your duty to lead production standards to ensure they are maintained and administer and enforce policies and procedures for SP3. Additionally, developing and maintaining a strong positive working relationship with all internal departments locally and internationally will be crucial. To qualify for this role, you should have 5-7 years of demonstrated experience in manufacturing management within a specialized industry. A strong work ethic, self-motivation, independence, and the ability to make decisions are essential qualities for this position. You should possess excellent organization and time management skills, exceptional presentation skills, and a high energy level with excellent verbal and written communication skills. Ideally, you will have 3-5 years of experience in a high-technology chemical or coating process manufacturing environment. Knowledge of thin film coatings and/or CVD/PVD processes is desirable, and previous work in a cleanroom environment is a plus. A working understanding of safety, health, and environmental practices, as well as knowledge of software programs and computers, is also required. A high level of quality awareness is essential for success in this role. In return, we offer a market competitive salary, benefit eligibility, and vesting that start on your 1st day with us (including medical, vision, dental, STD, LTD, 401k), as well as opportunities for career development through training both locally and abroad, and tuition reimbursement.,

You will be joining our team as a Cleanroom Operator where your primary responsibility will involve performing manufacturing, assembly, and support tasks in a controlled cleanroom environment. It is essential to strictly adhere to cleanliness and safety protocols to ensure the quality of the operations. Your key responsibilities will include operating equipment and executing processes within the cleanroom environment, handling sensitive components like wafers, sensors, and optical parts using cleanroom gloves and tools. You will be required to follow standard operating procedures (SOPs), work instructions, and cleanroom protocols such as GMP, ESD, and gowning procedures. Monitoring cleanliness, particulate levels, and preventing material contamination will also be part of your duties. Additionally, you will support routine maintenance, cleaning, and calibration of cleanroom tools and instruments, accurately log data in batch sheets, maintenance records, or electronic systems, and collaborate with engineering and QA teams during process trials or inspections. Ensuring adherence to safety protocols and reporting any equipment malfunctions or unsafe conditions promptly is crucial. To be successful in this role, you should hold a Diploma or B.E. in Electrical and Mechanical or a related field. Although 2 years of experience in a cleanroom, lab, or production environment is preferred, freshers are also welcome to apply. A basic understanding of cleanroom protocols, contamination control, and ESD safety is required. Good hand-eye coordination, attention to detail, willingness to work in shifts, wear cleanroom gowns, and adhere to hygiene practices are essential. You should also possess the ability to maintain accurate documentation and follow process discipline effectively.,

YES (Yield Engineering Systems, Inc.) is a leading manufacturer of reliable, high-tech, cost-effective capital equipment that transforms materials and surfaces at the nanoscale. From startups to the Fortune 50, our customersrely on YES to help them unleash products that change lives from cellphones and IoT devices,to AI and virtual reality, to diagnostic tests for COVID. As a preferred provider of wet and dry process technology, we look forward to talking with smart, energetic, team-oriented people who can grow with us. We provide competitive salaries and benefits, including employee stock ownership, and some of the best co-workers youll find anywhere. If this appeals to you, please read on Job Title: Manager -Final Test/Process Qualification Location: Coimbatore, India Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Conduct FAT test for Semiconductor equipment & qualification. Make sure to execute Checklists and procedures and update the tasks being done on the tool, as the needs require. Execute on the Final Test Checklist, sign off each task executed on and make sure its on track for delivery as promised to our customers. Collects, processes, and performs statistical analyses on data. Apply Troubleshooting method to eliminate equipment malfunction. Conduct diagnostic procedures to isolate problems. Assess the severity of malfunctions and determine corrective actions required. Recording process documentation and production data meticulously to adhere to compliance and traceability guidelines. Refine process recipe based on the test recipe and customer recipe to qualify process/customer requirement. Hands on experience with PID tuning (Conventional and Advanced methods). Conduct DOE's for improving or optimizing product design or problem-solving or manufacturing processes. Pump down for Vacuum chambers and Load-locks with all safety measures. Good understanding of air- or liquid-based instruments used in piping. Should be able to interpret PNID diagrams and make tweaks if required. Should have handled gases like CDA, N2, and helium, and added advantage if handled process chemistry. Hands on experience with Kawasaki robots (other robots are added advantage), Load ports, aligner and Ionizer bar. Evaluating ESD requirement for the Platforms. Handle delicate semiconductor wafers/panels with precision and care during the processing cycle. Hands on experience with Tool leveling. Verify Lock-out / Tag-out is done properly with other team members, making sure they are following the Environmental Health & Safety guidelines properly. Proficiency in interpreting electrical and mechanical schematics, diagrams, and operation manuals. Proficiency in basic computer skills and familiarity with common office software including Microsoft suites. Experience in installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of semiconductor capital equipment (Curing, Etching, deposition tools). Able to work in cleanroom environment. Ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations within the facility. Additional Responsibilities: Have a good understanding of mechanical components, adjustment, and alignment, and can coach other team members. Support new product launches to ensure that supplier quality meets the required standards. Facilitate the team on root cause analysis and corrective actions of supplier quality issues. Qualifications: Degree in electrical, electronics, software, or mechanical engineering preferred. Minimum 5-8 years of experience in relevant final testing/Process. Substantial experience in a high-volume manufacturing environment. Experience working in equipment engineering in Semiconductor, Solar, or LED industry. Experience in the Final Test Area. Can read schematics electrical, electronic, and mechanical drawings. CAD, Solid work, and inventor knowledge is a plus. Some software, PLC knowledge and understanding is a plus. Have a good understanding of electrical and electronics troubleshooting down to the component level and be able to train other team members. A good understanding of vacuum, thermal, and Chemical Vapor Deposition systems and be able to guide the team through complex tool issues. Lean manufacturing skills. Experience of dealing with customers and suppliers. Travel Requirements: Must be able to travel up to 25% (Domestic & International), required Compensation: YES offers a stimulating and fun working environment, competitive salaries and benefits, and long-term incentives. Additional Information: YES is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. All employment is decided based on qualifications, merit and business need. Come find out why YES is such a great place to work. Apply today!,