The Cleanroom Operator is responsible for executing manufacturing processes within a semi-automated system, rotating through multiple workstations in a controlled cleanroom environment.
Responsibilities
Operate across various cleanroom workstations to support different stages of the manufacturing process
Follow established protocols and safety standards to maintain product integrity and a sterile environment
Monitor equipment and report any irregularities or malfunctions promptly
Perform routine cleaning and maintenance of workstations and tools
Accurately document production data and adhere to quality control procedures
Requirements
High School diploma or general education degree (GED)
Material Handler performs operations of the Supply Chain/Materials Management department with awareness and knowledge of the various areas of the operations in Goods Movement, Inventory Control, and Good Documentation Practices all within a cGMP environment.
Responsibilities
Maintain general supplies and stock materials for daily usage by production team(s)
Attain basic understanding of material flow from controlled non-classified (CNC) spaces into classified production spaces
Operate GMP Autoclave in order to prepare supplies and documents needed for production
Accurately enter a variety of SAP transactions (Material Movements) ensuring compliance with cGMP requirements and SOPs
Prepare items for production use (i.e. decontamination of materials, physical transfers) to include systemic transactions
As an Applications Engineer in KLA’s Electron Beam Division, you will work closely with customers to maintain and optimize eBeam tools, develop innovative applications, and drive improvements for next-generation products in advanced semiconductor fabs.
Compensation
Base Pay Range: $78,200.00 - $132,900.00 Annually
Responsibilities
Support, maintain, and troubleshoot eBeam tools in customer environments
The Optical Assembler plays a critical role in the production of high-performance optical components and assemblies used in military systems, advanced imaging and sensing equipment.
Compensation
Competitive compensation package linked to your experience and performance.
Responsibilities
Assemble precision optical components and mechanical subassemblies using specialized tools and fixtures to meet daily production targets.
Perform fine alignment of optical elements using microscopes, interferometers and laser alignment systems.
Apply adhesives, epoxies and bonding agents with controlled volume and placement, following cure schedules and handling requirements.
Install mechanical fasteners to exact specifications to maintain optical alignment and structural integrity.
Inspect incoming and in-process optical components for defects such as scratches, digs, chips, coating issues and contamination.
Lead production operations on a weekend day shift in a cleanroom environment, overseeing team performance, documentation, equipment maintenance, and cross‑functional collaboration.
Compensation
The hourly base salary for this position is €18.36 gross. Any eligible overtime pay or shift premium is not represented in this amount.
Responsibilities
Direct day‑to‑day oversight and planning of work for the manufacturing operations
Inspect work of MA’s and keep documentation of yields and reject data
Act as liaison between operator and supervisor/manager
Execute agreed upon production plans and yields within designated area of production
Assist supervisor/manager in scheduling resources and equipment and conduct document training
Requirements
Level 6 or Level 7 certificate/diploma or equivalent
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