Assembly Technician - Level Two

Shellback Semiconductor Technology, LLC•Upper Saucon, PA

35m

About The Position

The Assembly Technician Level - 2 will be responsible for the following elements of electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic assembly: decontamination of tools or equipment; point-to-point wiring, hipot test; mechanical and electrical tool assembly with components; ability to comprehend and describe schematics/drawings. This list is not all inclusive but is representative of the jobs performed by an Assembly Technician Level - 2. This position reports to the Production Supervisor.

Requirements

This position requires in-depth knowledge of all areas of responsibility. He or she must be organized, articulate, forthright, work well under pressure and have a positive communications style. The jobholder will be required to ensure quality workmanship and promote professional behavior.
Education / Technical: A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
Experience: A minimum of 2.5 years’ experience as an Assembly Technician in the semiconductor industry or similar industry.
Travel: Limited

Responsibilities

Performance in electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic work.
Ability to crimp and pin connectors, build wire harnesses, build cable assemblies, complete sub-assembly builds of wet processing equipment to precise customer specifications.
Ability to understand metric and standard units of measure; ability to describe basic electrical circuits; ability to demonstrate understanding of specification tolerances.
Use various documentation methods (schematics, drawings, work instructions) to follow and understand procedures used at Shellback Semiconductor Technologies.
Gain an understanding of various manufacturing tools to include sockets, wrenches, pliers, screw drivers, torque wrenches, volt meters, drills, heat guns, crimp tools (list not all inclusive).
Perform point-to-point wiring of various electrical assemblies to precise specifications.
Ability to integrate sub-assemblies and components into a tool build based on various instruction methods and to precise specifications.
Comprehension and use of electrical and mechanical schematics, engineering releases, and flow plans. This will also require the technician to highlight oversights or inaccuracies with documentation.
Mechanical and electrical understanding of multiple product lines; ability to work on both electrical and mechanical assemblies and integration with limited support on one platform (e.g. SRD, Mercury, Torrent, Storm).
Ability to decontaminate assemblies and equipment.
Work in multiple environments, generally contributing to one product platform.
Mentor/instruct employees who are classified as Assembly Technician – Level 1.
Develop the necessary skills to be promoted to Assembly Technician – Level 3.
Any other duties assigned by supervision.