Quality Control Technican- Mechanical Assemblies (Semiconductor Cleanroom)

MSR-FSR•Chandler, AZ

8h•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a detail-oriented Quality Control Technician to inspect and verify precision mechanical assemblies in a semiconductor cleanroom environment. This role is responsible for performing in-process and final inspections, documenting results, and ensuring mechanical assemblies meet all quality, functional, and cleanliness requirements. The ideal candidate has strong mechanical inspection experience, is comfortable working in cleanroom gowning, and understands the importance of contamination control, ESD compliance, and strict documentation.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required (technical training or associate degree preferred)
2+ years of quality inspection experience in mechanical assembly, manufacturing, or production environments
Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, assembly instructions, and technical documentation
Experience using precision measurement tools (calipers, micrometers, gauges, etc.)
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality standards
Ability to work in a semiconductor cleanroom environment, including wearing full gowning/PPE
Familiarity with ESD handling practices and contamination control
Ability to stand for extended periods and perform repetitive inspection tasks
Strong communication skills and ability to document findings clearly

Nice To Haves

Prior semiconductor cleanroom experience
Familiarity with GD&T and tolerance stack-up concepts
Experience with ISO-controlled or regulated manufacturing environments
Experience with nonconformance systems, CAPA, and quality documentation tools
Experience inspecting precision assemblies for semiconductor capital equipment

Responsibilities

Perform incoming, in-process, and final inspections of mechanical parts, subassemblies, and finished builds.
Verify components meet specifications using drawings, work instructions, and quality standards.
Inspect assemblies for defects including damage, misalignment, missing hardware, improper torque, contamination, or cosmetic issues.
Conduct functional checks and “go–no-go” testing to verify assembly performance.
Use precision measuring tools including calipers, micrometers, height gauges, pin gauges, torque tools, and other inspection equipment.
Confirm dimensional compliance and fitment to engineering requirements.
Identify measurement trends and report concerns to Quality and Manufacturing Engineering.
Review and follow work orders, travelers, inspection plans, and bills of material (BOMs).
Accurately record inspection results, measurements, and pass/fail findings in quality documentation systems.
Generate nonconformance reports (NCRs) and clearly document defects, findings, and corrective actions.
Support traceability and revision control requirements in a controlled manufacturing environment.
Follow all cleanroom protocols, including gowning, ESD procedures, and contamination-control requirements.
Ensure inspection tools and workstations are cleanroom-approved and properly maintained.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe inspection area.
Partner with production teams to support quality at the point of build.
Assist with root cause investigations, rework verification, and corrective/preventive actions (CAPA) as assigned.
Identify recurring issues and recommend improvements to reduce defects and improve yield.