We are seeking dynamic and highly motivated Cleanroom Operations Specialists who will play a key role in our semiconductor workforce training centers in Gurugram. You will work in an ultra-clean environment, ensuring compliance with cleanroom standards while training technicians and operators to excel in cleanroom operations processes. This is a full-time role with immense growth opportunities for professionals passionate about the semiconductor industry. Key Responsibilities Ensure Cleanroom Integrity: Oversee daily cleanroom operations to maintain compliance with ISO-certified cleanliness standards. Train and Mentor: Provide hands-on training in cleanroom safety protocols, contamination control, and wafer handling techniques to trainees and operators enrolled in our programs. Equipment Validation: Operate, calibrate, and monitor semiconductor manufacturing tools (etching, lithography, and deposition). Compliance and Documentation: Monitor and enforce standard operating procedures (SOPs) for cleanroom safety and contamination control. Maintain accurate records of operations, processes, and inspections. Contamination Control: Conduct inspections and audits to identify and minimize particulate contamination risks. Collaboration: Work closely with engineering, maintenance, and training teams to achieve operational excellence in fab environments. Continuous Improvement: Provide process improvement recommendations and share best practices to train workforce talent effectively. Qualifications & Experience Bachelor’s degree or diploma in chemical engineering, electronics, materials science, or a related discipline. 1–3 years of experience in cleanroom operations, semiconductor fabs, or similar high-tech facilities. Strong knowledge of cleanroom protocols, contamination control, and material handling techniques. Ability to operate or troubleshoot cleanroom equipment (e.g., wafer fabrication, lithography tools). Excellent communication skills for conducting training sessions and preparing detailed reports. Show more Show less