Manufacturing Specialist Operator

onsemi•Gresham, OR

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manufacturing Specialist Operator loads wafers into production equipment, verifies that product specifications match equipment settings, monitors equipment and process pace, and recognizes when equipment or process conditions are out of adjustment. The role sets up and operates tools to process wafers through the applicable manufacturing stages and uses computer systems and Statistical Process Control (SPC) methodology to diagnose and interpret process data. This position works a compressed 12-hour day or night shift in a cleanroom. Employees alternate between three working days one week and four working days the next week. Cleanroom garments are required, including a bunny suit, gloves, safety glasses, approved cleanroom shoes, and face coverings. Punctual arrival and adherence to scheduled breaks and lunches are mandatory to maintain coverage. The position is with onsemi, a company focused on automotive and industrial markets and technologies supporting vehicle electrification and safety, sustainable energy grids, industrial automation, and 5G and cloud infrastructure. The company describes its culture as promoting customer focus, innovation, teamwork, respect, integrity, initiative, and employee development.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Ability to work a 12-hour compressed day or night shift in a cleanroom environment.
Hard-working, flexible team player with strong attention to detail and computer knowledge.
Ability to multitask and manage a large volume of activity and demands.
Ability to carry a 15-pound wafer pod throughout the full shift.
Ability to frequently climb 4–5 steps while carrying a wafer pod throughout the full shift.
Ability to wear required cleanroom garments, including a bunny suit, gloves, safety glasses, approved cleanroom shoes, and face coverings.
Punctuality for scheduled shifts, breaks, and lunches.

Nice To Haves

Prior semiconductor experience is preferred but not required.
A stable work history is a plus.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate tools to process wafers through applicable stages of the manufacturing process.
Use analytical and deductive skills to determine processing strategies, including when to perform tool changeovers.
Communicate with internal customers and teammates to make decisions that support factory productivity.
Make minor process and equipment corrections, recognize when technician or engineer support is needed, and suggest productivity improvements.
Perform computer and software tasks such as process diagnosis and interpretation using Statistical Process Control (SPC) methodology.
Perform production processes according to documented specifications and production schedules, using computer systems to complete duties.
Work with teammates and other departments to prioritize daily tasks that affect team goals.
Follow and stay current on safety and conduct requirements.
Carry wafer pods weighing 15 pounds throughout the full shift.
Frequently climb 4–5 steps while carrying a wafer pod throughout the full shift.
Arrive on time for scheduled shifts and take breaks and lunches punctually.