PROM Operator I-Machine Operator – Programming Center

Nesco Resource•Chandler, AZ

About The Position

The Machine Operator supports semiconductor programming and production operations by operating manual, tape-and-reel, and automated programming equipment to produce customer-approved first-article semiconductor devices. This entry-level role is suited to someone with machine operation, manufacturing, electronics, or automated equipment experience who is comfortable learning technical processes and working in a quality-focused production environment. The stated shift is 10:00 AM–6:30 PM. Depending on experience and training, additional technical work may include reviewing customer-supplied information and technical requirements, interpreting semiconductor device manufacturer specifications and functionality requirements, creating functional job files for programming selected semiconductor devices, and troubleshooting first-article programming and production issues. If assigned lead responsibilities, the employee may monitor production and equipment efficiency, notify management of potential delays, support team adherence to procedures, coach team members, and identify process improvements.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Typically less than one year of related experience is needed.
Strong attention to detail and quality.
Ability to follow detailed instructions and established procedures.
Ability to accurately complete production and programming documentation.
Comfort learning technical equipment and semiconductor processes.
Good communication and teamwork skills.
Dependable attendance and willingness to learn.

Nice To Haves

Previous machine operation, manufacturing, semiconductor, electronics, or automated equipment experience.
Basic mechanical and troubleshooting skills.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate production and semiconductor programming equipment, including manual, tape-and-reel, and automated programming equipment.
Support production of customer-approved first-article semiconductor devices.
Complete and update required programming and production documentation.
Perform in-process lot acceptance according to established procedures.
Monitor equipment and production processes to ensure proper operation.
Identify and report equipment, programming, or production issues.
Assist with troubleshooting issues related to first-article production.
Perform minor equipment adjustments and basic troubleshooting as needed.
Assist with scheduled preventive maintenance processes and procedures.
Perform quality inspections to ensure products meet established requirements before shipment.
Identify product quality concerns and assist with resolving issues.
Follow detailed work instructions, production procedures, and established priorities.
Participate in process and procedure improvement activities.
Support production goals and key performance metrics.
Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work environment.
Perform additional production duties as assigned.
Depending on experience and training, review customer-supplied information and technical requirements, interpret semiconductor device manufacturer specifications and functionality requirements, create functional job files, and troubleshoot first-article programming and production problems.
If assigned lead responsibilities, monitor production efficiency and goals, notify management of issues that may delay production or customer shipments, ensure team members follow procedures, provide coaching and support, and identify opportunities to improve productivity, quality, and production processes.