Technician- Manufacturing Engineer II (B CREW)

First Solar (US)

18h•$23 - $32

About The Position

First Solar reserves the right to offer you a role most applicable to your experience and skillset. Basic Job Functions: Assist in the installation and qualification of systems, troubleshoot day-to-day manufacturing issues, identify and/or implement system improvements that contribute to the achievement of throughput, yield, and product performance goals. Will include supporting the operation of pilot-line equipment to define a new process followed by a transition to start-up, qualification, and implementation of the new production process with the eventual evolution into a standard production MET position.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent plus one of the following criteria:
1 year of experience as First Solar Manufacturing Engineering Technician I.
3 years of First Solar Technical experience.
10 years of technical experience in a Manufacturing setting.
Associate degree in a technical discipline plus one of the following criteria:
1 year as First Solar Manufacturing Engineering Technician I.
2 years First Solar Technical Experience.
3 years technical experience in a Manufacturing setting.
Bachelor’s degree in a technical discipline with 0-2 years of technical experience in a manufacturing setting.
Safety first mindset.
Demonstrated proficiency in troubleshooting and problem solving on the manufacturing line.
Demonstrated proficiency in electrical/electronic and mechanical systems.
Demonstrated proficiency in responding to SPC alarms to bring processes back in control.
Self-directed, ability to work with minimal supervision.
Able to apply statistical tools to analyze data and provide conclusions.
Good written and oral communications skills in English.
Ability to deal with administrative as well as technical tasks.

Responsibilities

Solve day-to-day production, equipment, and process problems.
Identify and implement yield and product performance improvements. Develop methods to assign causes to yield excursions.
Set up and maintain gauges.
Ensure all processes are running on target as defined by the Process Control Plan.
Respond to SPC process control alarms, bringing processes back into control.
Execute planned process experiments, collect and analyze data, and report experimental results.
Collect data relating to daily tool performance and associated product performance.
Provide training to production associates.
Develop and update internal documentation including drawings, standard operating procedures, and process specifications.
Interface with internal associates and supplier representatives, as required, to complete assigned projects.
Develop a complete understanding of area processes, equipment, and support systems.
Provide training to production associates.
Maintain effective communication with production associates and manufacturing engineers.
Disposition non-conforming product according to established criteria (NCP).
Adhere to all safety procedures and good housekeeping standards.
Ensure waste materials are discarded in their designated containers.
Ensure hazardous waste containers stay closed except when adding or removing waste.
Ensure satellite accumulation containers stay in their designated locations.
Other duties as assigned.