Manufacturing Material Handler (Days/Nights)

Wolfspeed•Marcy, NY

4d•Onsite

About The Position

At Wolfspeed, we do amazing things in a human way. We know that the achievements of our organization are due to the passion, hard work and creativity of our employees. We celebrate different perspectives to foster excellence across our organization, and our goal is to make diversity a foundation of what we do. We are proudly building an environment where you can bring your authentic self to work. Enjoy doing things that people say can’t be done? Innovation is at the center of everything we do. Hate red tape? We remove roadblocks instead of creating them. Working parent? We provide childcare assistance and paid parental leave. Student? We offer continuing education assistance. Looking for community? There are many ways to get involved, from Employee Resource Groups to local outreach. Here’s the Gist: As a Manufacturing Material Handler, you will be responsible for clean room wafer logistics which includes preparing bare semiconductor wafers to be manufactured and completed wafers to be shipped. You will accomplish many logistic tasks by utilizing equipment in a clean room interacting with a computer-based manufacturing execution system. You will work a 12-hour day shift with a "3on-4off-4on-3off" alternating schedule. Manufacturing Material Handlers working 12-hour shifts are eligible to receive a shift differential of up to 15%, as well as overtime and bonus eligibility.

Requirements

Basic computer and math skills.
Work independently with minimal supervision
Able to follow written procedures.
Ability to stand, walk, sit, or move around assigned work location without limitation for extended periods of time (i.e. up to 11 hours at a time).
Ability to life up to 50 lbs. to chest height.
Experience using hands to operate machinery and/or assemble product.
Must be comfortable wearing personal protective equipment or PPE (i.e. lightweight cleanroom suit, eye protection, gloves, etc.).

Responsibilities

Semiconductor wafer unpacking, and preparation, to enable the wafers to be used, or reused, in the manufacturing processes.
Preparing finished semiconductor wafers for shipping.
Cleaning empty wafer containers for reuse in the clean room.