Manufacturing Technician CWW Nights

ASML•Wilton, CT

1d•$23 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

ASML’s Manufacturing Technician manufactures and supplies products according to established specifications in a cleanroom environment. The role supports quality, standardization, and process effectiveness by identifying problems, helping resolve them, and improving existing products and processes. The technician also contributes to introducing new products and processes, including pilot production and the transition to volume production. The position involves manufacturing and delivering complex systems, overseeing work from assembly through testing, resolving technical issues, and serving as a technical reference for the area of expertise. The technician follows Technical Product Documentation (TPD), contributes to its accuracy and improvement, coordinates production-plan activities, and monitors the use of tools, materials, and equipment. The role also includes training and mentoring colleagues, cross-training, and supporting cross-functional groups. Work takes place in a cleanroom and requires full protective gowning for the duration of the shift. The role is described as a third-shift position with flexibility to work a compressed schedule of 12-hour shifts, rotating between three and four workdays per week. For the Wilton Factory, duties may involve working around overhead cranes, fork trucks, motorized pallet movers, lasers, ladders, platforms, and chemicals; there may also be potential exposure to strong magnetic fields, high voltage, and currents. Travel may be required depending on company needs. The current base annual hourly pay range is $23–$34. ASML offers medical, dental, vision, and basic life insurance; access to a 401(k) plan; eight hours of vacation leave per month; and 13 paid holidays. The position requires legal authorization to access controlled technology before work begins.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, or equivalent education experience.
At least 3 years of mechanical manufacturing or assembly experience.
At least 4 months of prior ASML experience as a Technician 4.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Strong analytical skills, including the ability to translate requirements into an executable schedule.
Ability to prioritize, meet deadlines, and manage changing priorities with minimal supervision.
Ability to work independently or as part of a team and take ownership and accountability for assignments.
Ability to read and interpret data, information, and documents, and to learn and apply new information or skills.
Strong customer focus and commitment to customer satisfaction, quality, efficiency, and professionalism.
Clear, concise, and professional communication skills, and ability to maintain cooperative working relationships.
Ability to identify bottlenecks and drive continuous improvements.
Willingness to work in a cleanroom wearing required protective clothing and equipment for the entire shift.
Willingness to work third-shift hours and a flexible compressed schedule of 12-hour shifts rotating between three and four days per week.
Ability to perform the stated physical duties, including sitting, walking, using hands, stooping, kneeling, crouching, twisting, reaching, and stretching; occasional lifting or moving of up to 50 pounds is stated for the general role.
Ability to meet the stated vision requirements, including close and color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and adjusting focus.
For the Wilton Factory, ability to work in a fully gowned cleanroom under ISO 9000/14000 standards and around the listed equipment and work conditions.
Must be legally authorized to access controlled technology before beginning work.

Nice To Haves

Experience assembling small parts.
At least 5 years of experience in a technical assembly environment.
Lean Manufacturing training, such as Intro to Lean, 5S, Kaizen, or VSM.
Strong computer skills; SAP, Office, and SPC programs are a plus.

Responsibilities

Manufacture products according to established specifications and procedures, maintaining quality and completeness of Technical Product Documentation (TPD).
Observe and report recurring or ongoing problems in product construction or operation, and support their resolution.
Contribute to improvements in products, production processes, and efficiency.
Manufacture and deliver complex systems; resolve technical problems and oversee the process from assembly through testing.
Serve as an example and a reference source for colleagues in the technician’s area of expertise.
Contribute to pilot production and the transition of new products to volume production.
Develop and improve TPD, processes, records, and related production materials; investigate the effects of new procedures before implementation.
Acquire and share knowledge of products, processes, modifications, submodules, complete systems, and their interactions.
Support teamwork and contribute ideas and solutions to departmental tasks.
Coordinate activities in the production plan, monitor practical progress, and control the use of tools, materials, and equipment.
Assemble and test complex systems in a cleanroom environment.
Support process, engineering-test, Lean Manufacturing, and quality improvements.
Train and mentor others, and cross-train and support cross-functional groups.
Work under deadlines and follow established procedures within required timelines.