Quality Control Technician

Qnity•Sayreville, NJ

7d•$31 - $49•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Control Technician supports manufacturing at Qnity’s Parlin, New Jersey site by testing raw materials, intermediates, polyimide resin powders, and liquid polyimide formulations. The work is performed in an analytical laboratory and cleanroom environment and includes analytical testing such as GC, RPLC, ICP, viscosity, water, and solids testing, as well as functional testing in a Class 10 cleanroom. The technician also operates and troubleshoots exposure devices, wafer coating, and track development equipment; verifies raw materials; maintains quality data in computer systems such as LIMS, SAP, and Excel; and maintains QC equipment and test methods. The position works rotating shifts in a two- or three-shift operation, on either a five- or seven-day schedule. Weekend, holiday, and overtime work may be required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Chemistry, a related STEM discipline, or a related technical field.
Working knowledge of analytical instrumentation such as ICP, HPLC, GC, FTIR, GPC, TGA, TMA, or comparable laboratory techniques.
Ability to accurately perform calculations involving percentages, concentrations, and basic statistical analysis.
Ability to maintain accurate laboratory records and enter data into computerized systems.
Ability to stand, walk, and perform laboratory activities for extended periods.
Ability to work rotating shifts, including weekends, holidays, and overtime as required.
Effective written and verbal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience in semiconductors, specialty chemicals, electronics materials, or related manufacturing industries.
Experience working in regulated laboratory or cleanroom environments.
Experience with LIMS, SAP, and statistical process control tools.

Responsibilities

Create pilots and perform physical and functional quality assurance tests on product compositions, intermediates, and raw materials.
Set up, maintain, troubleshoot, and safely operate laboratory electrical and analytical equipment according to instructions and procedures, including wafer fabrication equipment, ICP, GPC, TMA, TGA, FTIR, and GC equipment.
Operate instrumentation and use it to analyze and test the properties, composition, and quality of chemicals or electronic products.
Complete laboratory paperwork and data-gathering transactions, accurately enter test results, and report analyses to technical and other appropriate personnel.
Prioritize raw-material, in-process, and final QC product testing to support efficient process flow.
Operate in a cleanroom and perform functional testing using semiconductor QC tools.
Verify raw materials, maintain quality data, and enter data into computer systems.
Maintain QC equipment and update test methods.