Greenfab Screen Printer II

Electronic Products Industries Inc•Newburyport, MA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Greenfab Screen Printer II works autonomously and is responsible for printing conductive patterns and vias onto ceramic green tape and laminating sub-layers to build multilayer HTCC assemblies. This role supports critical steps in the formation of ceramic packages by ensuring accurate printing, alignment, and bonding of layers in accordance with engineering specifications and process standards.

Requirements

Excellent hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity
Ability to read and understand English as it pertains to procedures and work instructions
Basic mechanical aptitude for assembly of multi-layer screen printed laminations
Ability to work in a team-oriented environment
Willingness to learn and apply new skills and processes to various jobs
High school education or equivalent is preferred
3+ years of experience in manufacturing environment preferred
3+ years of experience with Screen printing processes

Responsibilities

Set up and operate screen printing equipment (MPM or equivalent) to print conductive traces, via fills, and surface metallization patterns.
Align screens and tape for proper registration and print accuracy.
Control process parameters including squeegee pressure and speed, screen alignment, and paste deposition and thickness.
Handle and stage green ceramic tape sheets used in HTCC processing, maintaining material integrity to prevent contamination, mechanical damage, and moisture exposure.
Prepare conductive pastes and materials for printing operations.
Record process data, lot information, and inspection results in process travelers to maintain traceability for materials, prints, and lamination builds, completing all documentation accurately and in real time.
Maintain labor allocation by signing into production jobs and logging labor time.
Perform inspection of printed and laminated layers, including print registration and quality, via fill completeness, and lamination alignment and integrity.
Identify acceptable vs. nonconforming material based on drawings, work instructions, and product routers.
Segregate and report defects to supervision.