Semiconductor Manufacturing Tech

MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc.•Nashua, NH

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Semiconductor Manufacturing Tech is responsible for performing precision hand‑soldering and assembly of small electronic components on printed circuit boards (PCBs). This role requires strong manual dexterity, the ability to work with small components under a microscope, and the capability to follow detailed written instructions and SOPs. The Semiconductor Manufacturing Tech supports production activities under direct supervision and must be proficient in using computers and production‑related software.

Requirements

Strong proficiency in hand soldering small, delicate components and sub-assemblies.
Ability to work with microscopes for inspection and precision assembly.
Ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English.
Ability to read and interpret written instructions, SOPs, and basic assembly documentation.
Basic understanding of PCB components, soldering principles, and electronic assembly processes.
Familiarity with manufacturing travelers, work instructions, and production documentation requirements.
Experience using computers and software tools related to manufacturing or production environments.
High School diploma or equivalent.
Minimum 4 years of relevant experience in hand soldering or electronic assembly.

Nice To Haves

IPC‑A‑610 and/or J‑STD‑001 certification (current or expired) preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform hand soldering of small electronic components on PCBs, including surface‑mount, through‑hole, and fine‑pitch components.
Utilize soldering equipment such as hot plates, soldering irons, and rework tools to assemble and touch up PCB assemblies.
Read, understand, and follow written SOPs, work instructions, manufacturing travelers, and production documents.
Inspect and verify PCB assemblies for solder quality, placement accuracy, and workmanship using microscopes and measuring tools.
Identify and perform touch‑up, repair, or rework of solder joints and PCB assemblies as needed.
Complete manufacturing documentation accurately and in accordance with production requirements.
Understand basic principles of PCB components, soldering processes, and electronic assembly techniques.
Use computers and production‑related software to log work, review documentation, and record data.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment and comply with all procedures, rules, and regulations.